[astern Forfarshire Directory
ARBBOATHYEAR BOOK
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Directories for ' rbroath, Carnoustie, Friockheim
and Surrounding Districts
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ARBROATH :
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D. T. WILSON & SONS
The Popular /Voua« Furnlmhw*
Hold th< Lar a Selccton of Rkliabli Householh
Furniture and Furnishings in Forfarshire, and
Sell al the Keenest Possible Prici •*
AUCTIONEERS and VALUATORS
FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS
EMIGRATION AGENTS
I 99, 101, 103 High Street, Arbroath
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YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Established Over 50 Years.
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FOR VARIETY AND SOUND
VALUE
IN
GENERAL DRAPERY
AND OUTFITTING
VISIT
Alexander Hird's
DRAPERY AND OUTFITTING
ESTABLISHMENTS
28 KEPTIE STREET
AND
258 HIGH STREET
ARBROATH.
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YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS. 3
TELEPHONE No. 82.
JAMES JACK
Pharmaceutical Chemist
Manufacturer of Aerated Mineral Waters
102 High Street - - Arbroath
Invites the attention of the Public to his
Aerated
Mineral Waters
In the production of which only the Purest
and Best Materials are employed
The Various Beverages are of the Highest
Quality, and are supplied at Moderate Prices.
All Water used is Carefully Filtered and
Guaranteed Perfectly Pure
To be had of all Licensed Dealers & Grocers.
ORDERS LEFT AT
102 HIGH STREET
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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JOHN LAMB
Corner of Commerce St and High St.
ARBROATH
Telephone No. 94. Established 1820
Thirty-Sixth Year of issue.
Copyright.
Arbroath year Book
AND
eastern ForfarsMre Directorp,
CONTAINING
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS IN ARBROATH, WITH
DIRECTORY OF OFFICIALS, CHURCHES,
SOCIETIES, FARMERS, AND OTHER RESI-
DENTS IN CARNOUSTIE, FRIOCKHEIM AND
SURROUNDING DISTRICT,
For 1926.
PUBLISHED BY
THE ARBROATH HERALD LIMITED,
BROIHOCK BRIDGE, ARBROATH.
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Established 1860 Telephone 104.
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BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Expert Shop Fitter 6- Cabinet Joiner
Rowland C. Farquhar
. . Property and Insurance Agent . .
6 8 HILL PLACE, Arbroath
Contractor to H.M. Office of Works.
New 6? Artistic Shop Fronts, Smart Signboards,
Quaint Swing Signs and Stall-Boards.
Bar, Bank, and Office Fitments and Furnishings.
Show Cases & Shop Fittings of Refinement and
Distinction for all Trades.
In Domestic Joinery, the Remodelling of Fire-
places and Mantelpieces is a Speciality in
which we Excel
Our Work is Distinctive and Attractive, and en-
joys an Unrivalled Reputation for Originality
Character and Good Taste.
Our Prices are Right— the Lowest— compatible
with the Very Best Workmanship only.
IMPORTANT LOCAL : TECTONIC DIPLOMAS
:: CONTRACTS EXECUTED: \ in
:: Arbroath Infirmary, ; General Building, Carpentry
:: over £3000 : j t • • a u-*. 4. i
,_,.,: and Joinery, Architectural
" Arbroath Parish Church _ e . .
|| A over £ 2500 | Des'g". Surveying, etc.
Arbroath High School ■ . ~
over £2300 : Ecclesiastical Furniture,
\ And many others. { Fitments and Memorials.
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ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
C O N T K N T S.
Assessments 73
Agricultural Society 92
Amalgamated Society of Wood-
workers, 92
Ambulance Corps 91
Ambulance Van 78
Angling Clubs, 104
Arbroath Abbey 7 8
Arbroathian Clubs, Societies, &c. 96
Art College, Hospitalfield, ... 91
Asylum Committee 212
Bell Rock Signal Tower ... 89
B.W.T.A. 101
Blind Mission 101
British Region, 103
Benefit Societies 95
Blacksmiths' Society, ... 97
Black Watch Association ... 102
Bowling Clubs 103
Boy Scouts 102
Brotherhood 99
Burns Club 91
Cage Bird Society ... ... 92
Calendar 15
Canine Society 92
Cattle Markets 13
Cemeteries 78
Chamber of Commerce ... 96
Charitable Societies 100-1
Choral Union 92
Churches _ 83-86
Clothing Societies 100
Children's League of Pity ... 101
Coast Guard 89
Co-Operative Associations ... 95
Comunn Gaidhlig, ... ... 91
County Council, 210
County Officials, 210
Cricket Club 104
Customs and Excise 87
Dale Industrial School ... 90
District Directory, 210
Dramatic Societies 92
Draughts Association, ... 103
Domino Club 102
Education Authority, ... 210
Educational Institute of For-
farshire 90
Fairs 13
Farmers in E. Forfarshire, ... 233
Farmers' Club 98
Fire Brigade,
Fishermen's Associations,
Fishing Boats,
Football Club
Foresters, A.O.
Friendly Societies
Gaelic Society
Gas Corporation,
Gardeners, Free
Golf Clubs
Guildry Incorporation
Highland Pipe Band ...
Holidays
Householders, List of
Page
78
101
25
104
94
93
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78
93
103
92
92
73
109-197
Health Insurance Committee 87
Incorporated Trades 92-93
Instrumental Band 92
Insurance Com. Representatives 87
Infirmary 91
I.O.G.T. Dodges 94-95
Justice of Peace Court ... 211
Labour Organisations ... 97
League of Nations Union ... 97
Liberal Associations 96-97
Library Committee 90
Licensing Courts 87
Licensing Court (County) ... 212
Lifeboat Committee 89
Literary Club 91
Magistrates 75
Map 22-23
Marine Lights 25
Masonic Lodges 93-94
Members of Parliament ... 71
Meteorological Station ... 92
Miniature Rifle Club 102
Missionary Organisations 99-100
Mortifications 79"8i
Municipal Constituency ... 71
Municipal Representatives 77
Museum 90
National League 92
National Union of Foundry
Workers, ... ... ... 97
Natural History Association ... 91
New Club 91
Nursing Association 101
Oddfellows 94
Old Age Pensions 87
Outdoor Pastimes ... ... 103
Parish Council ... 78
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
David D. Barnett,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,
3 Mitigate Loan, Arbroath.
(FIT O' THE PORT).
Barnett's Special Scotch Whisky
Is the Finest and most palatable obtainable. Highly re-
commended for Invalids. It is the same Fine Old
Whisky that Sir Ralph the Rover and the Abbot pledged
their bond of friendship on the deck of Sir Ralph's ship.
Barnett's Famed Scotch and Irish Whiskies
Pure Mellow Spirits — A Treat to Drink.
Specially Old Demerara Rum.
Very Old Brandies and Wines (Port and Sherries) kept
in Stock.
Barnett's Beer always in Sparkling Condition
The same as used at the Court of Mary Queen of Scots.
Combe's Stout and Bass's Ale in Prime Condition.
DAVID D. BARNETT,
3 MILLGATE LOAN.
The Rendezvous of Arbroathians returning home from all
parts of the World.
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
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Index to Advertisements.
PAGE
Addison, Alex., cycle agent . - - 144
Anderson & Hewit, tailors - - 12S
Anderson, C. N., " The Staff, " - - IS2
Anderson, J. R. & Co., joineis - - 160
Anderson, Miss M. - - - 12S
Anderson, R. & Co., fish merchants - 114
Arbroath Klectric Light Co. - - 110
Arbroath Herald Limited 31, 107, 211, 216
231, 232, 23fi
Arbroath Horsehirinjr Co., Ltd. - 4(3
Arbroath Plate Glass Insurance - - 122
Arbroath Steam Laundry - - 130
Arbroath High St. Co-Op. Society, Ltd. 24
Astbury, II. Wilson, Carnoustie, - 216
Baillie. Win., Oriental Bar, - - 18
Barnett, D. D. - - - 8
Beattie's Fish Depot - - - 188
Bell Rock Tavern. - - - - 114
Black, George, joiner - - - 154
Black, Miss, newsagent, &c. - - 143
Bowman, Allan R - - - 32
Brand, Wm. & Son, slaters - - 29
Briggs, W. & Sims, Ltd., Asphalte Works 30
British Law Fire Insurance Co. - - 168
Brown, Mrs J. H., grocer - - 112
Brown, Robert, grocer - - - 152
Brown, G. L, electrical engineer - 18
Brownlie, Jas. L., Newgate Inn. - 35
Bruce, A., newsagent - - - 112
Buist & Co. linen drapers - - 12
Butchart. It. T., upholsterer - - 192
Calder Bros., builders - - - 112
Caledonian Insurance Company - - 174
Central Dining liooms - - 114
Christie & Anderson, builders - - 31
Clark, Thos., cycle agent - - 28
Cooper, George, chemist - - - 42
Crook & Webster, plumbers - - 126
Cuthill, James, slater ■ - - - 237
Donald, Arch., sen.. & Son, plasterers 176,216
Duncan, Howat, chemist - - 176
Dnnlop, Mrs, confectioner - - 192
Eddie, .1. & R. B , watchmakers - - 10
Equitable Co-Op erative Society - - 122
Fairweather, S., & Sons, bootm-rs - 238
Fairweather. D., cycle works - - 192
Farquhar, II. C, joiner - - - 6
Feirier, Mrs - - - - 237
Gas Corporation .... 120
Grant, T. R., plumber - - - US
Grant, W. L. & Son, painters - - 182
Grant & Laing. bakers - . . 124
Grewar & Son, cabinetmakers - - 146
Harris, George, butcher - - - 74
Herron & Colville, plumbers - - 164
Herron, Peter, <Si Sons, blacksmiths - 190
High School, Arbroath - - - 88
High, Win., jeweller - - 28
Hird, A., draper 2
Hunter, G. R., boot repairer " - - 126
Hutchison, D., draper - - - 170
Jack, James, aerated water manufacturer 3
Jamieson & Son, plasterers - - 16
Jeffrey, Alexander, Shakespeare Inn - 160
Johnston's Emporium - 105
Keith, George, sailniaker - - - 118
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Knight, Robert, baker - - - 16
K yd, IX, antique dealer - - - 30
Kydd, James, & Sons, joiners - - 124
Lamb. John, butcher - - - i
Law. James, & Son, motor engineers - 35
Lindsay, D. D. , grocer - - - 156
Lochland Street Garage - - - 29
M 'Lean, William, Lochlands Bar - 184
MacFarlane, R. A., motor engineer - 182
Macdonald, D. It., hatter - - 198
Mackay & Co., cabinetmakers - - 120
MacLaren Bros., bootmakers - - 134
Martin, J. B., newsagent - - 42
Matthew, M. & Son, clothiers - - 14
Mitchell, J. & Son, slaters - - 14S
Moffat, Joseph, umbrella-maker - 166
Moir, J. K., costumier - - - 150
Moonlight, Charles, tailor - - ;70
Morrison, W., plasterer - • - 42
Muir, Son & Patton, - - - 136
Myles, C. Y., & Sons, tailors - - 239
Northern Assurance Company - - 186
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society - 180
Olympia 136
Olympia Chocolate Store - - 134
Palace - - - - - 162
Paton, T. C, draper - - - 44
Pennie, A. C, Red Lion Bar - - 82
Pert's, Arbroath - - - - 178
Peter, James, tailor - - - 21
Petrie, A. G., blacksmith - - 170
Pirie, D. jeweller - - - - 156
Plough and Harrow Inn, - - 148
Porteous, A. W., confectioner - - 20
Porter, diaries, grocer - - - 120
Rayne, John, plumber - - - 35
Reid, A, builder and sculptor - - 174
Reid & Cuthill - - - - 156
Robbie, IX, & Co,, cycle agents - - 44
Robertson & Son, joiners - - 116
Royul Hotel, High Street - ' - 168
Ruxton, James, chemist - - - 31
Salmond, George, baker - - - 140
Savege, T. & D., painters, - - 12<5
Scott, Andrew, grocer - - - 154
Scott, D. J., glazier ... 132
Scott, Mrs M., confectioner - - 30
Scottish Union &, National Insurance Co. 194
Shaw, R., footwear specialist - - 196
Shepherd, James, baker - - 33
Singer & Booth, bootmakers - - 168
Smith, Hood & Co., - - - 108
Smith, John, Parkconon Dairy - - 32
Soutar, Carnegie, baker - - - 188
Stephen, R. O., fish merchant - - 82
Stevenson Bros., dyers, Dundee - - 140
Stewart, Miss, fancy draper - - 118
Swan, James, tish merchant, - • 33
Sword, James, china merchant - - 132
Thomson, James A., ironmonger - 28
Thomson, William, butcher - 26
Thornton, David, & Son, drapers - 184
Vernon, F. M., Seedsman, - - 130
Walker, J. R., plumber - - - 32
Waverley Temperance Hotel - 20
White Hart Hotel - - - - 142
12 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUIST &- C07m
Linen Merchants,
8 BROTHOCK BRIDGE,
ARBROATH
SPECIALITY Fine Linens and Cottons of SCOTTISH
Manufacture.
ALL-LINEN BLEACHED DAMASK CLOTHS, 2x2 yds., 11/-; 2 x 2A yds-,
13/9; 2x3 yds., 16/6 each. NAPKINS to match, 14/- doz.
Sample and Lithos showing Design on Application.
FINE LINEN SHEETS, Very Best Quality, 2x3 yds., 37/-; 2} x 2 yds., 41/6;
2j x 3 yds., 46/- per pair.
FINE LINEN PILLOW CASES to match above Sheets—
20 x 30 in., Hemmed, 7/- per pair; Hemstitched, 11/6 per pair.
20 x 60 in., Bolster Case, 6'- each.
BLEACHED LINEN (Pure Flax) TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS (Hemmed).
Breakfast Cloths, 2x2 yds., 11/-; 2 x 2i, 13/9. Napkins, 21 in. x 21 in., 14/- doz.
Dinner Cloths, 2x2 yds., 21/-; 2 x 2A, 2j/3; Napkins, 24 in. x 24 in., 30/- dcz.
Superfine, 2x2 yds., 36/-; 2 x 2f, 45/-; Napkins, 24 in. x 24 in., 51/- doz.
We will be pleased to submit samples and lithos showing designs on receipt of
Stamped envelope.
SUPERIOR QUALITY WHITE LINEN AFTERNOON TEA CLOTHS, TRAY CLOTHS,
&c, Hemstitched.
36 x 36 in., 6'- ; 45 x 45 in., 8/6; 5+ x 54 in., 11/- each.
14 x 20 in., 1/9 ; 16 x 24 in., 2/3; 18 x 27 in., 3/- each.
12 x 45 in., 2/9; 12 x 54 in., 3/3; 14 x 63 in., 4/6.
4-Piece Duchess Sets, 5/- per Set.
Superior Quality FINE LINEN HUCKABACK TOWELS, Hemstitched, with
Damask ends.
24 x 40, "Rose," "Tulip," 7/6 per pair; "Swallow," 10/- per pair.
HEATHER EMBROIDERY— Exquisite Reproduction of Heather on Fine Linen.
Afternoon Tea Cloth, 10/6; Trav, 4/6; Cosv, 4/6; N/D Case, 7/6; Duchess
Set, 7/6; Brush and Comb Bag, 3/-; Handkerchief Sachet, 2/-.
FINLAY'S COTTON SHEETS— Plain or Twill.
72 in. x 3 yds., 18/4; 80 in. x 3 yds., 20/6; 93 in. x 3 yds., 23/- per pair.
Nothing Better Obtainable at the Price.
FINLAY'S PILLOW AND BOLSTER CASES.
20 x 30 in. Pillow Cases, Hemmed, 3/6 pair. Hemstitched, 6/8 per pair.
Bolster Cases,' 20 x 60 in., Hemmed, 3/3 each.
REMNANT BUNDLES.
EMBROIDERY LINENS, good sized pieces, 10/6, 21/- per Bundle.
COLOURED ART LINENS for Cushions, &c, 10/6 per Bundle.
HEAVY ECRU LINEN for F.mKr^iderv. 10'6 per Bundle
FINE PILLOW LINEN (for 6 Pillow Cases, 20 x 33 in.), 18/- per Bundle.
FINLAY'S PILLOW C rTON tor ditto. 8/- per Bundle.
SUPERIOR LINEN APRON DOWLAS. 39 in. wide. 21/- p-r 12 yards
IRISH LINEN CAMBRIC, 36 in. wide (6 yd. lengths), 15/-, 18/-, 22'6 (Superfine),
per length.
IRISH LAWN (Cotton), 36 in. Superfine (6 vd. lengths), 13/16.
ROLLER TOWELLING LINEN, 10 yds. for 7/6.
New Price List of Reliable Linen Goods Post Free.
BUIST & CO., Linen Merchants, Arbroath, Forfarshire
Telephone 261. Telegrams— " BuiRt 2fil, Arbroath."
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS— Continued.
PAGE
Whitton, diaries P.
- 164
Will, A., Carnoustie
- 216
Williamson, W. B.
- 197
Winton, James,
- 106
PACE
Wilson, D.T.,cabinetmaker,front & back cov«r
Wood, Norah H , dressmaker - - 187
Yorkshire Insurance - - - 172
Young, D. , & Son, cartwrights - - 16
DISTRICT RA1LAVAY AGENTS.
Friockheim — Stationmaster, Allan Johnston. Guthrie — Stationmaster, John Ander-
son Glaslerlaw— Stationmaster, J. (J. Turnbull. Leysmill and Colliston— Station-
master, James M'Lean. Elliot— Stationmaster, William Shaw. Easthaven-Station-
master, Robert Coldwell. Carnoustie — Stationmaster, William Robertson. Letham
Grange — Stationmaster, Alexander Tarbet. Cauldcots — Staiionmaster, Davidson.
Inverkeilor— Stationmaster, J. G. Gibb. Lunan Bay— Stationmaster, D. Walker.
CARRIERS TO AND FROM ARBROATH.
To Auchmithie— T. Smith, daily.
To Friockheim — R. Rea, Bog Lane.
To Dundee— Byars' '1 ransport Service, Blind Loch, Daily. Agent— H. V. Lefevre, High St.
FAIRS, TRYSTS, AND CATTLE MARKETS IN ARBROATH AND DISTRICT.
The date of Markets, etc., in iyiii are given within Brackets.
March — Arbroath and Arbirlot (hiring), first Saturday (,6 th).
April— Carmyllie (cattle), last Tuesday (27th).
May— Arbroath (hiring), Saturday, if 28th, or first Saturday after (20th) ; Letham
(cattle and hiring), on or about 29th.
July— Arbroath (hiring, &c), 18th if Saturday; if not, first Saturday after (24th).
November — Arbroath (hiring), Saturday if 28th, or first Saturday after (4t n
Dec.) Letham (hiring), on or about 28th.
All Kinds of COMMERCIAL PRINTING
DONE WITH DESPATCH AT
The "Arbroath Herald" Office,
BROTHOCK BRIDGE.
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YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
ML MATTHEW & SON
226-230 HIGH STREET, - ARBROATH
Good Clothes Makers and Complete Ladies' "and Men's ^Outfitters
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Visit our New
GENTLEMEN'S
DEPARTMENT
Enter by the Main
Door, and imme-
diately on the
right is the Men's
Department — an
entirely separate
department.
There a man may
find all necessi-
ties and luxuries
that he could
desire in Small
Wears, Materials
for Tailored - to-
Ordev Outfits, and
Ready - to - Wear
Suits and Coats.
Good
Workmanship
and
Good Value
Visit our newly-
decorated and
rearranged
MANTLE SALOON
We have novo
much more space
in which our stock
may be displayed
to our customers,
and thus aid them
in their choice.
Whether buying
Tailored -to-Order
or Ready-to- Wear
Outfits, it is al-
ways interesting
to see some exam-
ples of new models
It is this oppor-
tunity -we "would
give to our Cus-
tomers.
Good
Choice and
Very
Keen P vices
M. MATTHEWS SON
MAKE IT THEIR DUTY TO STUDY ALL THE NEWEST STYLES
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
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POST OFFICE INFORMATION.
Postmaster— Capt. R. W. 1Y1ACPHERSON (M.C.) HOURS OF ATTENDANCE.
For Sale of Stamps, Registration of Let
ters,&c.
,, Payment and Sale of Postal Orders ..
,, Money Orders, Inland Revenue Stamps,
and Licenses
,, Savings Bank. Government Annuity,
and Insurance Business
,, Telephone and Telegraph Business ...
Week Days.
FROM
TO
8a.m.
to 7 30 pm
8 "o
7 30
Sundays.
from
A M.
9
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TO
A.M.
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INWARD MAILS.— Hours of Town Delivery of Letters and Parcels.
1st. English Day Mail— London, Ireland, places Abroad, Edi
burgh, Dundee, and Scotland generally,
2nd. London Night Mail— England. Ireland, Glasgow, Dundee, an
Edinburgh, Aberdeen and the North,
3rd. Aberdeen, the North, Brechin, Montrose, Forfar, Broughty-
Ferry, Carnoustie, Dundee, England, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Fife
shire, and London.
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Saturday, Free Delivery, 4.50 to 5.50. After 5.50 search fee of 3d charged.
7.30 a.m.
10.30 a.m.
and
m.
except
Sat.
I 4.30 p.
| excej
/ Sat.
OUTWARD MAILS.— Latest Hour for Posting.
REGISTRATION.— Letters can be Registered with an
additional fee of 4d up to the hour of closing the
Letter Box.
FOB
TOWN DELIVERY,
London and English Mails. Edinburgh, Dundee,
North Forfarshire, Rural Districts,
Friockheim. ...
Glasgow and West. Ireland,
Dundee, London, and North of England Mails,
and Scotland except Edinburgh,
Dundee and Edinburgh and the South, North
of England,
Glasgow, West of Scotland, London, all
England, Forfar, and Friockheim,
London, Dundee and Yorkshire,
Dundee, Edinburgh, London, and Yorkshire, ...
Glasgow, Perth. Brechin, Forfar, Montrose,
Kirriemuir, Liverpool, London, and Eng
land generally ...
Aberdeen and the North,
All parts via Dundee,
Letters.
/a.m.
1 7 30
7 10 15
With
extra Ad
Stamp.
Letters
registered
until
\ p.m.
1 4 30
a.m.
7 15
8 30
10 30
a.m.
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10 45
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p.m.
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Parcels.
a.m.
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p.m.
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YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE ORIENTAL BAR
247 HIGH STREET, ARBROATH.
Whiskies, Brandies, Rums, Wines — all of the Very
Best Vintages.
Draught Beer always in Sparkling Condition.
Bass's Beer in Bottles.
Combe's Stout and Younger's Strong Ale.
Ample Sitting Accommodation.
WM. BAILLIE, Proprietor.
If you have ELECTRICAL
WORK to be done
Ask us for Quotations before coming
to a decision We do only First-
Class Work, and our Prices compare
favourably with others — moreover,
personal attention is given to every
job. Klectricity stands for —
CLEANLINESS,
CONVENIENCE, and
ECONOMY.
Allow us to make your Installation.
We Specialise in RADIO WORK,
and will be pleased to give Practical
Demonstrations by arrangement.
G. L. BROWN,
Wireless and Electrical Engineer
(Approved by Radio Association),
IS ALLAN STREET, ARBROATH.
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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IF YOU APPRECIATE
Tailoring that Combines Quality and
Good Service
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COME TO
James Peter
High-Class Ladies' and
Gent's Tailor ....
Tweed and Worsted Suitings.
Scotch and English
Trouserings.
Serges, Vicunas, and Coatings
in Black and Blue.
Overcoatings in all the Newest
Materials.
Shirts, Braces, Ties & Hosiery.
A Splendid Selection can
alwavs be had.
Customers may rely on all Goods being Thoroughly
Up-to-Date.
24, 26, 28 Commerce Street,
ARBROATH.
24 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Economy is To-Day the Watchword
CO-OPERATION is Economy!
Over and above its mam- other advan-
tages Co-Operation guarantees FULL
VALUE for every penny spent : a say
in the Management; and an Equal
Share of the
PROFIT
Where can you find better terms. No
other system offers anything SO GOOD.
PAYMENT of ONE SHILLING
entitles Members to all the privileges
and advantages of the Association, and
this Entry Money may be paid to any
of the Branches.
Arbroath High Street
Go-Operative Society Ltd.
CENTRAL PREMISES, - 252 HIGH STREET
Comprising Grocery, Baking, Drapery, Heshing,
Furnishing Tailoring, Dressmaking, Millinery.
GROCERY BRANCHES:
57 High Street, 61 St Mary Street, 39A Millgate
Loan, and Station Road, Friockheim.
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FISHING BOATS.
No. AH. Boat's Name. Owner's Name.
~So.AH. Boat's Name. Owner's Name.
5 Agnes, - - - Hugh Swankie
57 Cheerful, - - D. S. Shepherd
7 Barbara Beattie, - David Beattie
60 Maggie AnnBruce, D. Shepherd
10 Sceptre, W. Swankie
65 Sunshine, - - Hugh Swankie
11 Annie Smith, - - Kobt. Smith.
68 Sunbeam, - - Robert Cargill
12 Prospect Ahead, - Tlios. Swankie
69 Queen of the Fleet, Alex. Beattie
14 Livelihood, - - James Smith
73 Lapwing - - - James Robb
16 Pathfinder, - - Andrew Cargill
88 Rose - - - Joseph Cargill
17 White Rose, - - David Swankie
89 The Morning Star, - James Cargill
18 May Queen, - - Thos. Beattie
118 Annie - - - David Beattie
19 Vanguard - - David Smith
119 Pioneer - - W. Teviotdale
26 Nellie Cargill, - - David Cargill
125 Guiding Star - - David Smith
21 Dutiful, - - Jas. Shepherd
137 Secret - - - D. S. Shepherd
27 Restless Ocean, - Peter Pmith
138 Maggie and Sarah, - Kobt. Cargill
33 Golden Rule, - - Tbos. Swankie
141 Aurora - - - Alex. Smith
34 Maggie Smith, -• John Bruce
153 Isabella - - - Win. Smith
38 Agnes and Betsy, - Joseph Shepherd
176 Fidelity, - - - G. Shepherd
41 Comely, • - - Wm. Swankie
190 Elizabeth &ThreeSisters David Cargill
43 Silver Cloud, - - W. Smith
199 Isabel - - - Alex. Cargill
47 Provider, - - - John Bruce
213 Glad Tidings - - William Cargill
48 Violet, - - - Charles Smith
216 Golden Rule II., - Geo. Smith
50 Annie and Nellie - James Swankie
Mary, ... James Swankie
51 Learig, - - - Adam Cargill
31 Our Boys, - - H. Robb
Mother's Joy, - - William Cargill
All the Boats now fishing out of the Port have Motors fitted.
MARINE LIGHTS— FORFARSHIRE COAST.
Arbroath— Lat. 56, 33, 0, N., Long., 2, 35, 0. W. East Pier—1 light, red. All
lights are changed to green when dangerous to enter. West Pier — 1 white
light, fix. Reflected light. Hand Reed Horn in Fogs — 2 prolonged blasts in
answer to vessels' signals. Two fixed green lights, electric, leading lights, kept
in one lead into harbour.
Bell Rock— Lat. 56, 26, 3, N., Long., 2, 23, 6, W. Near N. end of reef. 1 light,
flash every 30 seconds, in the order of red flash of 2 seconds, eclipsed 28
seconds, then a white flash of 2 seconds, eclipsed 28 seconds, visibly 15 miles.
the base of lighthouse is covered about 10 feet at high water. Fog explosive
signal given every 5 minutes.
Auchmithie. — Pierhead — 1 white light, fixed, when boats are out.
26 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
TELEPHONE 12
William Thomson
Butcher and Gamedeater
148 HIGH STREET, ARBROATH
(Opposite Kirk Square).
Corned Beef and Pickled Tongues.
Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, 8?c, always on hand.
Cooked Meats a Speciality.
Orders Called for and Promptly Delivered.
148 HIGH STREET
ARBROATH
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28 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
THOMAS CLARK
Cycle and Motor Dealer and Repairer
274 HIGH STREET ARBROATH
All the most Reliable Cycles and Accessories in Stock.
Highest Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Repairs.
Charges Moderate. Call and obtain tny Latest Prices.
All WIRELESS NECESSARIES Kept in Stock.
JAMES A. THOMSON
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IRONMONGER AND SEEDSMAN.
Household Furnishings.
Farmers' Accessories.
Tools for All Trades.
Ranges, Grates, & Tiles. Guns & Ammunition.
Bee Keepers' Supplies.
Engineers', Joiners', and Blacksmith's Furnishings.
134 HIGH STREET, ARBROATH.
'Phone No. 116.
WILLIAM HIGH
Sign of the Clock
222 High Street - Arbroath
PRESENTS in Great Variety.
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
29
Telephone No. 78.
WM. BRAND & SON
Slaters and Plasterers, : :
Slate and Cement Merchants,
30 DISHLAND STREET, ARBROATH
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR GRANOLITHIC PAVING.
CHIMNEY HEADS REPAIRED AND POINTED.
ALL REPAIRS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
A
REPAIR
SERVICE
THAT
SATISFIES
If you require repairs, large or small, to your motor
cycle or car let us have the opportunity of demonstrating
our ability to do the work satisfactorily. Charges are
most moderate. Any make of car or motor cycle supplied
All Accessories, Petrols, Oils, Greases.
Loch land Street Garage
W. DOYLE, Proprietor.
Where You Get Good Service.
30 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
K"VI"Y^ MODERN AND ANTIQUE
IV I LJ O, FURNITURE STORES,
27-29 GRAVESEND, ARBROATH.
Dealers in all kinds of Ceneral, Modern, and Antique Furniture.
Established a Quarter of a Century — the Oldest and Largest Se;ond'Hand Business
of its kind in Town. Always in stock, every description of Household and Office
Furniture; also a large stock of General, Antique, and Modern Goods on hand.
The Cheapest and Largest Selection in Town. Furniture, 6-c, &-c. , Bought,
Sold, and Exchanged. Highest Prices Given.
ASPHALTE WORK
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
BRIGGS' READY ROOFINGS
ARE SUITABLE FOR ALL CLASSES OF BUILDINGS AND EVERY
TYPE OF ROOF. SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES.
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS AND ENQUIRIES.
William Briggs &■ Sons, Ltd-
5 COWGATE, DUNDEE.
Mps M. SCOTT,
H1GH=CLASS CONFECTIONER,
286 HIGH STREET * ARBROATH.
The Finest Confections from all the Best Makers kept in Stock.
286 High Street - Opposite the Abbey.
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS. 31
Telephone No. 150.
CHRISTIE SANDERSON
fSole Partner— GEO. K. SKEA),
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
YARD: HOUSE:
East Mary St., Arbroath. HO Dishland Street.
Estimates Given for all kinds of Mason Work.
Jobbing of Every Description Promptly Attended to.
JAMES RUXTON
CHEMIST,
"STAR" PHARMACY,
KEPTIE ANGLE, ARBROATH
Telegrams-" Ruxton, Chemist, Arbroath."
PRESCRIPTIONS DISPENSED.
DRUGS AND SUNDRIES.
PHOTOGRAPHIC REQUISITES. CHEMICALS.
SPECTACLES.
Sight Testing to Suit all Sights.
YOU SHOULD GET YOUR ErIVELOPES
AT THE
Arbroath Herald Office
It is not possible to obtain better value elsewhere.
SPECIAL— A Beautiful Manilla Business Envelope
at 3/11 per 1000.
32 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHH SMITH,
Grocer and Provision Merchant,
PARKCONOM DAIRY,
1 PANMURE STREET, ARBROATH.
♦
Best Value in Groceries, Provisions, &c. Best Brands of Cigarettes.
TELEPHONE NO. 262.
| JAMES R. WALKER,
Plumber, Gasfitter and
| . . Tinsmith,
I 24 Gravesend, Arbroath.
Telephone 59.
Allan R. Bowman
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
57 LADYBRIDGE, ARBROATH.
See Window for Fine Selection of Clocks, Watches.
Jewellery, &c.
All kinds of Repairs Promptly and Personally attended
to at Reasonable Prices. Inquiries Solicited.
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
33
Shepherd's Morning Rolls
PAR EXCELLENCE
Are favoured by those who can appreci-
ate good quality. If you have not
yet tried them make a point of having
them on the breakfast table without
delay, and you will be delighted with
their superiority.
SHEPHERD'S VAN will Call
EVERY MORNING on Request.
BRONZE MEDAL, at
Glasgow Kxhibition of 1924
for Morning Rolls.
DIPLOMA OF
MERIT at Aberdeen in
1923 for French Bread.
PRIZE WINNER at
Edinburgh in 1917 and Lon-
don Exhibition, 1910.
SHORTBREAD, Plain and Ornamented— anv Special Motto. All Sorts of
Plain & Fancy TEA BREAD daily. HOT PIKS & BRIDIES every Friday
and Saturday. Marriage and Supper Parties. Picnics and Soirees purveyed.
James Shepherd
FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER
45 ST MARY STREET, ARBROATH
James Swan
Wholesale & Retail Fish Merchant
7-j 32 BARNGREEN
ARBROATH
FRESH FISH in Season
Arbroath Smokies our Speciality.
Large or Small Quantities Supplied.
Terms Moderate.
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS. 35
JAMES LAW & SON
Motor and General Engineers
Brothock Bridge - Arbroath
Works Adjoining -At EAST GRIMSBY
'Phone 193
THE NEWGATE INN
2 WEST NEWGATE, ARBROATH
We have always in Stock Wines and Spirits of the
Finest Quality.
Our Whiskies are old and thoroughly matured
Draught and Bottled Beers always in Prime
Condition.
Barclay Perkins Stout and Bass's Ale, in Sparkling
Condition.
James L. Brownlie,
PROPRIETOR
Telephone No. 124
JOHH RAYPfE
PLUMBER, SANITARY AND HEATING ENGINEER,
AND WATER WORKS CONTRACTOR,
11-13 West Abbey Street, Arbroath.
Estimates Given for Fitting Up Electric Light Installations.
Orders in Town or Country promptly attended to and carried out
with the greatest care.
Provost Maclaren=Robertson.
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 37
Public Affairs in Arbroath during 1925.
A RETKOSPECT
Though life in a town such as Arbroath may seem when viewed in the
light of the more vivid experiences of larger cities or world wide travel to-
be somewhat devoid of incident it is usually found when a year ebbs to-
its close ?nd a review of the past twelve months is taken that the list of
local events is neither unimportant nor innumerous. When it comes to a
review of 1925 in Arbroath, it has to be admitted that incidents of an
outstanding kind are somewhat lacking. Industrially Arbroath still supers
from the post war depression, and until this condition is relieved either by
the introduction of new industries or the resuscitation of those in exist-
ence there seems little hope of a better time commercially for the town.
At the same time the key-note of the year's business in the governing
bodies has not been a depressing one. On these public boards there are
those whose faith in the revival of industry in the town does not waver,,
and whose efforts to hasten its return are both practical and hopeful.
Municipal Matters.
There is no burning question claiming the attention or cleaving the
ranks of the Town Council. Under the guidance of Provost A. C. Anderson
every individual member as well as ever}- department has been mainly
concerned in the attainment of a reduction in taxation which it is recog-
nised is the first step towards the great essential, a revival in industrial
concerns. A movement in the right direction was intimated in June when
the municipal budget was issued, from which it appeared that by careful
budgetting and agreement between the various spending departments it
was possible to make a reduction of 2d in the rates for the ensuing year.
A Change of Provosts.
As the November elections approached Provost A. C. Anderson in-
timated owing to increase in business calls upon his time he could not
again seek re-election. His retiral after 21 years' service on the Town
Council, six of them as Chief Magistrate, was very generally regretted.
Provost Anderson has occupied a unique position in Arbroath in that he
was the son and the son-in-law of former Provosts of the Burgh, and assist-
ed by his wife has very worthily upheld the honour of our ancient and
roval Bursal.
ARGROATH YEAR BOOK. H9
For a successor to Provost Anderson the choice of the Council fell
unanimously upon ex-Bailie and Police-Judge and Treasurer A. MacFaren
Robertson, a choice which was warmly approved by the community gener-
ally. Two changes in the personnel of the Town Council took place in
November, both in the Third (Abbey and Guthrie Port) Ward. Dr W. J.
Dewar and Mr James P. Reid took the place of Provost Anderson (retired) ,
and Mr Joseph T. Matthews, who was unsuccessful at the poll. The other
contest was in the First (High Street and Millgate) Ward, where the
sitting members, Messrs A. Bruce and W. J. Anckorn were re-elected.
Dean of Guild D. R. Macdonald was elected Treasurer, in succession to the
Provost, and Mr John R. W. Clark became Dean of Guild in succession to
Treasurer Macdonald.
Early in the }^ear a special committee of members of the Town Council
was set up for the purpose of pushing the claims of Arbroath with those
firms, foreign or otherwise, on the outlook for suitable new sites or build-
ings in suitable areas for the manufacture of their goods. The imposition
of the silk tax by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in his 1925 Budget re-
sulted in a considerable demand for facilities for the manufacture of silk
in this country, and the securing by Dunfermline of an important branch
of this industry naturally gave other communities similarly situated a
stimulus to share in this industrial boom. The Committee from Arbroath
Town Council journeyed to Fondon and had interviews with those likely
to prove helpful in the quest for new industries for the town, with the
result that when further opportunities arise Arbroath may hope to have
a share in what is going.
An important item of municipal administration during the year has
been the matter of upkeep of the streets. Under modern traffic conditions
the upkeep of highways becomes increasingly expensive, and the question
of maintenance a serious one for the town. How to maintain the streets
with the maximum of efficiency and at the minimum of expense to rate-
payers is the question which has been prominently before the Streets Com-
mittee during the year. In the interests of public safety the same Com-
mittee in the autumn instituted a system of marking dangerous turns and
corners by white lines. The system proved very effective, but was also
very expensive, and meantime has been discontinued pending a more
lasting and satisfactory method of maintaining the lines.
The appointment of a new Burgh Surveyor in the spring, to fill the
vacancy caused by the retiral of Mr D. H. Shaw on his appointment to a
similar position at Saltcoats, had the effect of opening up a somewhat in-
volved question for the Town Council. The choice of the Council fell
upon Mr H. A. Hogg, formerly assistant in the Burgh Surveyor's depart-
ment in Arbroath. Mr Hogg, not being qualified to fill the position of
Late Mr John Anderson. Late Mr Farquhar, stationmaster.
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 41
Inspector of Weights and Measures, this office has been left vacant during
the year, and there has been expressed from time to time within (the
Council and at the Ward meetings in November, a strong feeling that in
the interests of the exchequer, and of the general public this position
should be filled by a duly qualified person, other than the Burgh Surveyor,
whose duties are quite onerous enough and numerous enough to require
his whole time.
Gas Report.
A progressive and economically satisfactory branch of municipal ad-
ministration is the gas undertaking, which continues to be run on sound
business principles and with the maximum of benefit to the community.
In January improvements were effected at the Gas Works at a cost of
£iSt,7, two new gas ovens being installed. The Gas Manager's annual report,
presented to the Town Council in June showed that as the result of the year's
working at the Gas Works there was a gross profit of £8, 149. The gas
sold during the year ended 15th May, 1925, amounted to 175,423,100 cubic
feet (equal to 792,737 therms) , an increase over previous year of 3,597,100
(33,266 therms), 12,233 tons OI coa l were used during that period, as com-
pared with 11,875 tons for the previous year. The amount received for
gas sold during the year to 15th May last was £"29,656 14s 8d, which is a
decrease of £"362 2s 3d from the amount for the previous year. The price
of gas for the current year remains unchanged, namely, 3/2.7 per 1000
cubic feet or 8.6d per therm to the ordinary consumers, and 3/6.3 per
1000 cubic feet or g.4d per therm to coin meter consumers.
Parochial Affairs.
The triennial election of the Parish Council aroused more than usual
interest in a body which, if not spectacular in its dealings has yet a great
amount of important work devolving upon it. Not only as the rating
authority but as the body which acts as a link between unemployed and
the Government's schemes for relief have the Parish Council many and
exacting duties. At the election meetings, at all of which Parish Council
sitting members and fresh candidates were present and addressed the rate-
payers, a careful survey of the work and prospects of the Parish Council
was given, and several important points elucidated.
Mr H. V. Neill, chairman of the Parish Council, and Mr D. D. Calder,
convener of the House Committee, having intimated their inability to stand
for re-election rendered vacancies in these two important positions. As
the result of the election four new members were returned — namely,
Messrs D. Bruce, H. Corsar, Thos. Swankie, and D. Dowall.
42 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
<
J. B. MARTI H
tobacconist, Stationer, and V^ewsagent
46 KEPTIE STREET, . ARBROATH
Opposite the Railway Station
William Morrison
PLASTERER and CEMENT WORKER
17 GREEN ST., ARBROATH
(Estimates Qiven on Request and
Highest Satis/action Quaranteed
HOUSE ADDRESS * 11 GREEN STREET
GEORGE COOPER, m.p.s.
Family and Dispensing Chemist
12 KEPTIE STREET
ARBROATH 'Phone No. 182
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 43
At the first meeting of the newly constituted Board, Mr W. J. Anckorn
who, from length of service, might claim to be the "father" of the
Council, was elected to the position of chairman.
Educational.
An election of the Education Authority and School Management Com-
mittees took place in April. The lack of interest which has followed
the enlarging of the area and the restriction of democratic control of edu-
cational affairs was obvious at the election when the number voting was
not more than one-sixth of the electorate. In like manner the discussions
at the Authority meetings are not calculated to arouse lively interest on
the part of the ratepayers, though the opinion is very generally held that
education is costing more than the country can well afford to pay for
under present conditions. The following were elected from the Arbroath
district of the area :— Dr Wm. Dewar; Rev. Jas. Hitchcock; James P. Reid;
D. Littlejohn; Rev. Wm. M'Currach; Arthur King. Dr Dewar took the
place of Mr J. S. Edwards.
At the first meeting of the reconstituted Authority the Rev. G Hitch-
cock, Arbroath, was re-elected chairman of the Authority.
The question of adopting that part of the Education Act relating to
raising the school age was discussed at the July meeting. Strong opposi-
tion to the adoption of this part of the scheme with its increased burden of
expenditure was expressed, and ultimately it was decided to make no
move for its adoption.
The question of accommodation at the High School has again come
prominently under review, to be as often deferred. The schemes brought
forward have all been costly ones and the counsels of those who feel that
the present is most inopportune for launching into big extension schemes
have prevailed. In September a well-equipped laboratory was opened in
the High School. The cost of the scheme was ^2,300. In connection with
the scheme a new position, that of engineer-caretaker had to be filled.
Out of in applicants Thomas Hutchison, 72 St Vigeans Road, was ap-
pointed.
At the July meeting the Education rate for 1925-26 was fixed at 7. yd,
half payable by occupiers and half by owners. This is an increase of 3d
on last year's figure.
School Management Committee.
The powers of School Management Committees being restricted, little
of note falls to be recorded of their deliberations. New members are Dr
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The Time Glass.
Summarised Review of 1925.
JANUARY.
i — Death of Rev. T. S. Anderson, minister emeritus of St Ninian's
United Free Church.
5 — Arbroath School Management Committee considered the question of
supplying wireless for Keptie School.
7 — New hall opened at St Vigeans by Mr Charles Bruce of Tarrie.
9 — Death of Mr Robert Smith, 143 High Street, who for many years w.is
stationmaster at Arbroath.
n — Deague of Nations Week commenced in Arbroath.
12 — Announcement made of closing down of Applegate Works.
,, — Permission granted by Arbroath and Forfar Presbytery to congrega-
tion of St Ninian's U.F. Church to sell the High Street Church pro-
perty.
14 — Death of ex-Councillor James Daw, 59 Dishland Street.
16 — The K. B. Club held its first annual general meeting, at which it
was stated that the membership was 259.
18 — Death of Mr George Pattullo, Dickmontlaw, a prominent farmer.
19 — Reported to annual meeting of Arbroath Savings Bank that 20,910
transactions were carried out during the year.
23 — Mr John Tasker honoured on retiring after 50 years' service on Dun-
dee and Arbroath Joint Railway.
,, — Mr W. J. Hay of the Ninety Burns Club, Edinburgh, proposed "The
Immortal Memory " at Arbroath Burns Club annual dinner.
25 — Provost and Mrs Anderson honoured by Provincial Grand Dodge of
Forfarshire.
26 — Reported at annual meeting of Arbroath Plotholders' Association that
there were 262 plots under cultivation.
FEBRUARY.
1 — The Right Rev. A. S. Inch, D.D., Moderator of the General Assem-
bly of the U.F. Church, conducted special services in Ladyloan
Church to mark the semi-jubilee of Rev. James Cameron's ministry.
,, — Farewell service to Rev. A. E. Mileman, Baptist Church.
3 — Presentation to Sydney Cramond, Howard Street, on completing nine
years' perfect attendance at Inverbrothock School.
3 — induction of Rev. Evan M. Campbell to St Ninians U.F. Church.
4— A native of Arbroath, Rev. T. S. Chrichton, Monikie U.F. Church, ac-
cepted a call to Baillieston.
5 — Sir Robert Hutchison, M.P. for Montrose Burghs addressed a gather-
ing of Liberals in the Webster Memorial Hall.
,, — Presentation to Mr John D. Dundas by Queen Street Congregational
Church in .recognition of 25 years' service as church treasurer.
7 — Rev. G. D. Summers elected assistant to Rev. J. S. Cuthill, Parish
Church .
8 — Mrs Burnett Smith, better known as Annie S. Swan, addressed the
Brotherhood.
9 — Mr W. F. Anderson promoted from head of the Primarv Department
at the High School to be headmaster at Ladyloan.
,, — Sir Thomas A. Hogg appointed burgh surveyor of *\rbroath in suc-
cession to Mr D. H. Shaw.
Mr Frederick Fotheringham Macdonald, of Lochlands,
honoured by the Procurators' Society of Forfarshire,
on the completion of fifty years in connection with the
Faculty.
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 49
g — The Dean of Guild Court passed plans for new Savings Bank at the
corner of Commerce Street and Marketgate, and also a foundry at
Stobcross by Messrs Douglas Fraser & Sons, Ltd.
ii — Rev. James Murray presented with pulpit robes and Mrs Murray with
wallet and treasury notes by Princes Street U.F. Church congrega-
tion after 42 years' service.
17 — Provincial Grand Lodge of Forfarshire paid annual visit to Masonic
Lodges in Arbroath.
,, — The Choral Fnion gave their annual concert, the work being " Acis
and Galatea " and Gounod's " Faust."
21 — Rangers F.C. beat Arbroath at Glasgow bv 5 goals to 3 in the Scottish
Cup.
21 — Death of Mr William Steadman, Marketgate, after celebrating his
90th birthday.
25 — Arbroath branch of the Voluntary Aid Detachment of the British Red
Cross Society resuscitated.
26 — Presentation to Arbroath Curling Club of a silver rose bowl by Mr
W. W. Webster of Denley.
27 — Mr A. H. Salmond left Keptie School to take up the position of head
of the elementary department in the High School.
MARCH.
2 — At the School Management Committee meeting Mr J. P. Reid's pro-
posal that schools should not be used for election purposes was not
adopted.
,, — Friockheim ratepayers petitioned for an up-to-date drainage system.
3 — Mr John L. Strachan, High Street, Arbroath, presented with testi-
monial from the Royal National Lifeboat Institution in recognition of
his 27 years' service as signalman and head launcher of the Lifeboat.
4 — Arbroath Junior Musical Society gave performance of " Don Quixote."
10 — Death of Rev. C. E. Little, formerly rector of S. Mary's Church, Ar-
broath.
11 — Forfarshire Education Authority as constituted in 1922 met for the
last time.
15 — Arbroath Brotherhood celebrated its anniversary and incidentally its
last meeting for the session. Lord Sands, K.C., the speaker.
16 — Annual meeting of Arbroath Football Club which marked closing of
greatest season in Club's history.
,, — The Dean of Guild Court approved plans for the erection of a new
session-house at Ladyloan U.F. Church.
,, — The new motor ambulance gifted to Arbroath Infirmary by an anony-
mous donor was exhibited.
iS — Arbroath Orpheus Orchestra made its first public appearance.
19 — Mr Alexander S. Hamilton, superintendent of the Public Health De-
partment, Greenock, was appointed Sanitary Inspector for Arbroath.
21 — Dr W. J. Dewar appointed a member of Forfarshire Education Autho-
rity.
23 — Ex-Bailie and Mrs Mason, Eildon Cottage, Arbroath, celebrated their
golden wedding.
25 — The Right Rev. Dr Cathels, Hawick, Moderator of the Church of
Scotland, visited Arbroath.
,, — Mr and Mrs James H. Rattray, Elliot Street, recently assistant super-
intendent of the Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd., in Arbroath, honour-
ed by his colleagues.
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
26^— Contrary to a former decision Chief Constable Macdonald decided to
act as burgh prosecutor.
,, — Arbroath Electric Light Coy. held its 17th annual meeting.
28 — Last football match on old Gayfield.
,, — The annual sale of work by the Women's Guild of Ladyloan U.F.
Church realised £,164 os 3d.
28 — Arbroath won the Hamilton Cup — a trophy competed for under the
auspices of St Andrew's Ambulance Association.
31 — Satisfactory reports submitted to annual meeting of the Arbroath
branch of the League of Nations.
APRIL.
1 — Mr Geoffrey Tillotson, pgent of the Commercial Bank of Scotland in
Arbroath since 1921, translated to West George Street, Glasgow.
,, — Gymnastic display under the auspices of the Y.M.C.A. Gymnastic
Club held in Webster Hall.
,, — Rev. George Hitchcock, Arbroath, appointed Chairman of Forfar-
shire Education Authority.
,, — A draughts cup with an interesting history dating from 1894, was pre-
sented to the K. B. Club by Mr Arthur Doig.
4 — The Y.W.C.A. closed its winter session.
5 — Intimation made that Arbroath Section of St Andrew's Ambulance
Corps was to give ^50 for the erection of a garage at the Infirmary.
6 — Arbroath Established Presbytery agreed to recommend to Kirk Ses-
sions the adoption of the Free-Will Offering Scheme.
11 — Death, of Mrs Jessie Cargill, Crimea Cottage, Jamieson Street, in her
86th year.
,, — Cricket commenced in Arbroadi.
12 — Easter services held in Arbroath Churches.
13 — 1080 dozen eggs collected on behalf of Infirmary during " Egg Week."
,, — Mr L. A. Michie, 18 Church Street, appointed gas examiner for Ar-
broath.
14 — An application by Arbroath Licence Trade Defence Association for
an extension of the permitted hours for the sale of exciseable liquor
during the three summer months refused by the Licensing Court.
18 — Arbroath Boys' Brigade raised ^41 by means of a Jumble Sale for
their Pipe Band Fund.
23 — Induction to Friockheim Parish Church of Rev. Norman D. Kennedy.
,, — In recognition of her services to the Guild Mrs Rust was honoured by
Inverbrothock U.F. Church Women's Guild.
24 — The George Hotel was demolished in connection with widening of
Commerce Street.
25 — 1st Arbroath Troop of Boy Scouts lost the Forfar County Challenge
Shield at the annual sports on the West Common by one point.
,, — £170 raised as a result of the Abbey Parish Church Women's Guild
work.
27 — Death of Mr Harry Seaton, formerly Parish Council Collector in
Arbroath.
29 — Induction of Rev. D. C. Wiseman to Inverbrothock U.F. Church.
30 — Retirement of Mr Donald M. Baxter, Arbroath district manager for
Messrs Wordie and Co., carting contractors.
,, — Public presentation to Mr Thomas H. Jones on retiring after 51 years-*
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MAY.
i — Bowling season commenced.
„ — Mr David Drysdale, rector of the High School nominated for the
diploma of F.E.I.S.
7 — Forfarshire Education Authority decided to defer consideration for a
year of a proposal to construct a gymnasium at Arbroath High School-
8 — £137 raised at St Margaret's Church Sale opened by Mrs Lindsay
Carnegie.
,, — Inverbrothock I T .F. Women's Guild realised £83 at a sale of work.
11 — Rev. J. R. Wark granted three months' leave of absence from Knox's
Church, Arbroath.
13 — 1st Arbroath (Y.M.C.A.) Company of the Bovs' Brigade inspected by
Capt. R. F. D. Bruce of the Black Watch.
18 — Arbroath Town Improvement Association decided to build a house in
Viewfield Road.
22 — Death of Mrs Jane Leslie, Kirkstyle, the oldest resident of St Vigeans,.
who had 69 years' connection with the village.
23 — Thomas Wharton, of Notts County Cricket Club, appointed profes-
sional for Arbroath United.
,, — Gratifying reports submitted to annual meeting of Brotherhood.
27 — Death of Mrs Alexander, widow of ex-Provost William Alexander, in
her 84th year.
28 — Intimation that Sergt. A. H. C. Gunn was to be appointed Inspector
and Constable Thomas Stephen a sergeant at Arbroath.
JUNE.
6 — A garden fete and sale at Erskine House in connection with Erskine
U.F. Church realised £100.
,, — A fete at Arbirlot U.F. Manse realised /"149.
8 — Budget meeting of Arbroath Town Council. Rates reduced from 8/8
to 8/6.
,, — In the medical officer's report for 1924 it was stated that the natural
increase in population was 73.
9 — Gift by Mr J. R. W. Clark to Arbroath Public Library of stone ham-
mers and stone axes.
10 — Mr F. F. Macdonald, senior member of the firm of Messrs J. & W.
Macdonald, solicitors, Arbroath, honoured by the Procurator's Society
of Forfar on the occasion of his professional jubilee.
,, — 17th annual High School sports at which the senior champion was
A. Webster and the junior A. Scott.
,, — Mr T. Colman, who was postmaster at Arbroath since 1919 appointed
to Elgin.
12 — Opening of 21st annual conference of Scottish Newspaper Proprietors'
Association held this year at Arbroath.
13 — Arbroath Masonic bowlers beat Dundee for Lord Provost High's silver
cup.
,, — Garden fete organised by the Women's Guild of Inverbrothock Parish
Church and opened by Hon. Mrs D. C. F. Lindsay Carnegie of Kin-
blethmont, realised £231 10/-.
15 — Satisfactory year's business reported by Messrs Keith & Blackman.
,, — Need for more funds emphasised at 81st annual meeting of the
directors of the Infirmary.
20 — Free gift sale and fancy fair on behalf of Greater Gayfield opened by
Countess of Strathmore, brought the fund total to £2,434.
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 55
23 — Provost A. C. Anderson installed Provincial Grand Master of Forfar-
shire.
,, — Death of Mr James S. Soutar of the firm of James Soutar, Ltd.
26 — Arbroath schools closed for the summer vacation.
27 — Friockheim Women's Guild of the Parish Church held a sale of work
at which ^200 was raised for manse and church purposes.
28 — Gift of baptismal basin to Abbey Parish Church.
28 — Death of Mr George M. Farquhar, who was for many years goods
agent at Arbroath for the N.B.. Railway Coy.
JULY.
1 — Increase in education rate of 2.03d.
,, — Forfarshire Education Authority decided to take no action in respect
of the raising of the school age to 15.
7 — Parish Council rate fixed at 1/8 per £1.
8 — Death of Mr A. E. Adams, Carnoustie, a leading member of Arbroath
Operatic and other musical societies.
9 — £1000 damage by fire in property of Arbroath Equitable Co-Operative
Society, Ltd., in Guthrie Port.
11 — Abbe}- Bowling Club won the Forfarshire Rink Bowling Tournament.
17 — Sergt. John Eddie, Arbroath, occupied ninth place in the Scottish team
at Bisley.
18 — Record number of visitors in the town : 5000 people in three days.
,, — 1st Y.M.C.A. Arbronth Boys' Brigade, left for camp at Letham.
,, — Arbroath District Committee of the County Council decided to proceed
no further with the proposed water scheme for Friockheim.
25 — Three horses destroved bv fire in a stable in East Mary Street.
29— Death of Mrs F. F. Macdonald of Loehlands, The Cliff House.
31 — Junior football season started.
AUGUST.
i--Captain A. Maule Ramsay of Kellie Castle, made his first public ap-
pearance as the new laird, opening a fete under the auspices of the
Women's Guild of Arbirlot Parish Church.
3 — Carnoustie municipal rates fixed at 3/5 in the £1.
5 — Death of Rev. Alexander Rust, minister emeritus of Inverbrothock
U.F. Church.
,, — Power given to Building Committee of the Infirmary to spend £1200
in the installation of a new boiler.
6 — Death of Captain James Potter, Rossie Street, one of the oldest of Ar-
broath's Baltic skippers, at the age of 91.
7 — Death of Mr Edward Thomson, Dalveen, Viewfield Road, a prominent
business man.
8 — Sale of work and garden fete in manse grounds at Lunan to provide a
vestry for the Parish Church realised ^.370.
,, — Letham Flower Show held in the Dempster Hall.
9 — Experimental plots on various farms in the county inspected by local
agriculturists.
12 — New organ dedicated in Ladyloan United Free Church.
15 — Arbroath F.C. lost their first League match at Coatbridge.
,, — Sale of work and garden fete in the grounds of Anniston House, for
the Unionist fete at Brechin Castle, opened by Sir Harry Hope, M.P.
for Forfarshire.
16 — Joint open-air church service at Carnoustie ; an innovation
22 — Arbroath and District Horticultural Society's annual exhibition.
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 57
26 — The Forfarshire Division of the Scottish Association of Master
Bakers held their semi-jubilee annual meeting in Arbroath.
29 — The Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne, Lord Lieut, of the County of
Forfar, opened Greater Gayfield in presence of 7000 people.
,, — Garden fete in aid of Guthrie Church and local troop of Boy Scouts
held at Gardvne and opened bv Admiral J. E. Drummond, R.N.
the L.M. & S. Railway at Arbroath.
31— Mr David Neish, Dishland Street, retired after 49 years' service with
SEPTEMBER.
2 — Education Authority's attention drawn to serious congestion at Ar-
broath High School.
5 — Arbroath Plotholders' Exhibition in the Webster Memorial Hall,
opened by Sir Robert Hutchison.
8 — A Committee appointed to enquire into the various aspects of holding
a Musical Festival in Arbroath.
9 — Nine hours' rainfall resulted in serious flooding throughout the town.
9 — Mr James Croal Craig, a local man, appointed stationmaster at Ar-
broath.
14— Dr Janet Muirhead, M.A., M.B., Ch.B., appointed Tuberculosis Officer
for Arbroath.
,, — Intimation of the resignation of Rev. J. R. Wark from Knox's
Church.
18 — The ^2,300 laboratory extension opened at the High School.
20— Bible Sunday in Arbroath
22 — Donation of ^100 to Arbroath Public Library from Misses Corsar, The
Elms, daughters of the donor of the present buildings.
28 — The Choral Society decided on " Elijah " as the work for the ensuing
session
30 — A deputation from Montrose Town Improvement Association inspected
the three houses recently erected by the Arbroath Association.
OCTOBER.
3 — Opening of the Brotherhood session.
10 — The Slaven case opened.
12 — Intimation at Town Council meeting that several big premises had
been offered for the development of new industries.
,, — Provost Anderson intimated his retirement from the Town Council
after 21 vears' service.
15— Rev. William Martin, formerly Braes of Rannoch, inducted to Kinnell
Parish Church.
16— Semi-jubilee presentations to Rev. J. G. Lyon, Carmyllie.
„— Death of Mr John A. Rodgers, 3 Hayswell Road, Arbroath, a promi-
nent Freemason.
20 — Heckling meetings commenced in prospect of municipal elections.
21— Rev. R. F. Chisholm, Erskine U.F. Church, Carnoustie, honoured
before leaving to take up an appointment as a missionary in Transyl-
vania.
2 6 — Death of Mr John Anderson, jeweller, Rosemount Road, Arbroath.
27— Mr H. Victor Neill retired from the position of Chairman of Arbroath
and St Vi^eans Parish Council after 18 years' service.
2S— Bro. Provost A. C. Anderson, P.G.M., was the guest of the evening
at a dinner in connection with Arbroath and District Past Masters
and R.W. Masters Association in Arbroath.
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ARBROATH AMBULANCE TEAM'S SUCCESS.
Winners of Hamilton Cup.
Standing — Jas. Gentles; James Hepburn.
Seated — J. B. Edmonds (Capt.) ; Dr Laing (Instructor) ;
James Riley.
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 59
NOVEMBER.
i — Carnoustie War Memorial unveiled.
2 — Mr Thomas Hutchison, St Vigeans Road, appointed engineer-care-
taker of the power laboratory at Arbroath High School.
3 — Polling Da}' for municipal and parish councils.
6 — Police-Judge Treasurer Alexander MacLaren Robertson appointed
Provost of Arbroath.
6 — Bailie Robert Balla appointed Provost of Carnoustie.
8 — Kirkin' of Arbroath Town Council.
ii — Armistice Day services held in the town.
14 — Mr George MacLaren, stationmaster at Colliston for 34 years, honoured
by the community on retiring.
18 — The Men's Club in connection with S. Mary's Church, Arbroath, was
resuscitated.
19 — Death of Mr Robert Davidson, late agent in Arbroath for Messrs Muir,
Son & Patton, coal merchants.
20 — Sir Robert Hutchison, Liberal M.P. for the Montrose Burghs, addressed
his Arbroath constituents in the Webster Memorial Hall.
20 — Public references in Arbroath to the death of Queen Alexandra.
21 — £520 realised at Parish Church Women's Guild sale of work.
25 — New Temple — formerly High Street U.F. Church — of Lodge St Thomas,
No. 40, was consecrated.
,, — Annexe opened at Inverkeilor School.
27 — Death of Mr A. Philip, formerly a Town Councillor in the burgh.
28 — Exhibits from as far apart as Caithness and Leicester were present at
Arbroath Poultry, Pigeon, and Rabbit Association annual show.
29 — £20 raised by the Brotherhood on Hospital Sunday.
30 — Father and son — James and George Shepherd, 52 Marketgate — killed
in fishing disaster near Arbroath harbour.
DECEMBER.
2 — Sudden death of Mr John M. Meffan, jeweller, 22 Nolt Loan.
4 — Girls in High School Qualifying Class raise £12 10/- for Public Health
Hospital.
8 — Councillor W. J. Anckorn appointed Chairman of Arbroath and St
Vigeans Parish Council.
10 — Reported to annual meeting of Arbroath District Nursing Association
that the two nurses between them paid 6000 visits during the year.
12 — Sales of Work at St Vigeans Parish Church (£.122) ; Inverbrothock
U.F. Church (£57) ; Arbroath Female Home Mission Jumble (^23) ;
Arbroath Branch I.L.P .(£20) ; S. Mary's Church, Jumble (£20).
15 — The Library report showed that 14,500 books were issued during the
quarter.
16 — "Pirates of Penzance" given in the Webster Hall by Arbroath
Operatic Society.
,, — Death of Mr John Fraser Davidson, principal assistant, Inverbrothock
Public Schujl.
18 — Most severe snowstorm for many years.
21 — First Musical Festival in Arbroath fixed for 2nd, 3rd, 4th April, 1926.
22 — Fire at Netherward Spinning Mill — estimated damage, £6,000.
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 61
Telephone Directory for Arbroath
(And District, including Carmyllie, Fviockheim, Inverkeilor,
Letham and Guthrie.)
^Denotes Private Branch Exchange.
81 Aitken, Thos., coal merchant, 35 Millgate.
120 Alexander, Mrs, Keptie Road
26 Alexander, W. & W. H., solicitors, Clydesdale
Bank.
210 Alexander, W. H., Viewfield Road.
47 Anderson, A. C, Fernlea.
27 Anderson & Chalmers, sailcloth manufacturers,
St Rollox Works.
137 Anderson, N. B., Seaforth.
98 Anderson, R. & Co., fishmongers, 208 High St.
136 Arbroath Electric Light & Power Co., Ltd.,
South Grimsby Street.
152 Arbroath Foundry Co., Ltd., 5 East Mary St.
43 Arbroath Herald Ltd., Brothock Bridge.
125 Arbroath Horse Hiring Co., Ltd., Dishland St.
272 Arbroath Golf Club, Elliot.
179 Arbroath Poorhouse, Brechin Road.
225 Arbroath & St Vigeans Parish Council, Hill St.
249 Arbroath United Co-operative Coal Society
Ltd., 29 Ladyloan.
45 Arbroath West Port Association Ltd., Grocers,
&c, Keptie Street.
281 Atkinson, F. H., electric engineer, 22 Millgate.
74 Bank of Scotland, 76 High Street.
207 Batchelor, Frank R.,i cattle salesman, North
Tarry.
52 Batchelor, Walter R., Mayfield.
246 Beattie, M. & L., fishmongers, 6 Brothock
Bridge.
140 Bennett, Fred. W. M., chemist and druggist,
238 High Street.
78 Brand, Wm. & Son, slaters, Dishland Street.
292 Brown, G. L., wireless, elec. engnr., 15 Allan
Street.
226 British Linen Bank, Brothock Bridge.
62 ARBROATH TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
66 Brown, Robert & Son, grocers, etc., i Keptie
Street.
236 Bruce, Charles, Tarriebank.
183 Buchanan, David M., Central Dining Rooms,
19 Millgate.
261 Buist & Co., Scotch linen merchants, 8 Bro-
thock Bridge.
50 Buncle, T. & Co., printers and publishers,
"Guide " Office.
61 Burgh Surveyor's Office, Police Chambers.
243 Burnett, A. J., motor agent, engineer, Garden
Street.
294 Byars, James A., motor hirer, Cairnie Street.
42 Calder Bros., builders, 22 Elliot Street.
247 Calder, Miss M. Ramsay, Heathcote.
295 Carcary, W. T. & Son, motor hirers, 77 Guthrie
Port.
79 Carnegie, Mrs A. Lindsay, Annesley.
238 Carver & Symon, architects and surveyors, 11
Brothock Bridge.
266 Cemeteries, Western.
267 Cemeteries, Eastern.
171 Chamberlain's Office.
110 Chapel, D. & W., solicitors, 21 Market Place.
108 Chapel, The Misses, Westlands, Salisbury PI.
188 Chapel, William, Caenlochan.
150 Christie & Anderson, builders and contractors,
East Mary Street.
186 Christie, J. Cathcart, 9 Alexandra Place.
194 Clark, John R. W., Westbank.
40 Clark, Oliver. Dewar & Webster, S.S.C., Bro-
thock Bank House.
113 Coastguard Station, Arbroath.
171 Cobb, E. F., Town Chamberlain.
68 Commercial Bank of Scotland, Ltd., 115 High
Street.
182 Cooper, George, chemist and druggist, 12
Keptie Street.
35 Co-operative Society, Ltd., Grocers, &c, 252
High Street.
31 Corsar Bros., sailcloth manufacturers, &c,
Applegate Works.
64 Corsar, Mrs Charles, Rosely.
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 63
5 Corsar, David & Sons, Ltd., flaxspinners,
65 Corsar, Harry, Cardean.
33 Corsar, The Misses, The Elms.
20 County Constabulary Station, 43 Jamieson St.
280 Cowper, H. S. & Son, millers, North Grimsby.
135 Crichton, Wm. E., Mansefield.
289 Cromarty, W. G., motor engr., Bank Street.
268 Cumming, Mrs Edwin, Almonry.
34 Customs and Excise Office, Arbroath.
41 Cuthbert, James & Co., ironmongers and seeds-
men, Commerce Street.
102 Cuthill, Mrs, stationer, 20a Keptie Street.
86 Dewar, Wm. J., Hill Terrace.
283 Dick, John M., provision mercht., 249 High St.
227 Dickinson & Burne, Ltd., engineers, Loch-
lands Works.
286 Dickson, Mclntyre, C.A., 2 Hill Street.
257 Donald, Archd. & Son, plasterers, cement
workers, East Mary Street.
21 Dorward, George, Ltd., wholesale wine merch-
ants, Bank Street.
122 Douglas, William A., 15 Dalhousie Place.
287 Doyle, Wm., garage, Lochland Street.
206 Duff, Rev. C. E., Manse of St Vigeans.
96 Dunbar, David, contractor, 5 Stuart Street.
118 "Dundee Advertiser" (Branch Office), 107
High Street.
6 Dundee & Arbroath Confections & Preserves
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., James Street.
267 Eastern Cemetery Lodge.
178 Employment Exchange (Ministry of Labour),
23 West Abbey Street.
57 Epidemic Hospital, Little Cairnie.
146 Equitable Co-operative Society, 6 Guthrie Port.
131 Fairweather, Mrs K. G., Craigard.
18 Fairweather, S. & Sons, Ltd., boot manufac-
turers, Abbey Works.
104 Farquhar, R. C, joiner and contractor, 6 Hill
Place.
269 Findlay, Alex., elec. engr., 18 Keptie St.
95 Finlayson, Robert, Town Clerk, Dalhousie PI.
7 Fire Brigade Station, Market Place.
49 Forfarshire Territorial Force Association,
Drill Hall, East Abbey Street.
64 ARBROATH TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
76 Francis, G. A., farmer, West Seaton.
133 *Fraser, Douglas & Sons, Ltd., manufacturers,
engineers, Westburn Foundry, Wellgate
Works.
214 Fraser, Gordon S., Annesley Drive.
215 Fraser, Henry, Lochton, Keptie Road.
154 Fraser, John, Monkbarns House.
190 Fraser, Norman, 30 Ogilvy Place.
126 Fraser, Robert, Cairniehill.
177 Fraser, Thomas, 4 Springfield Terrace.
279 Frazer, Mrs A., 11 Dalhousie Place.
245 Fyfe, W. & H., fruiterers, florists, seedsmen,
15 Millgate.
69 Gas Corporation, Gas Works.
138 Gavin, Hugh, architect, 42 Hill Street.
85 Gilruth, Dr J. D., surgeon, Hyde Park House.
87 Gourley, Thos. W. P., solicitor, 82 Marketgate.
90 Grace, R., fish merchant, 23 Millgate.
271 Graham, James, farmer, Balcathie.
234 Grant, Colin, Woodside.
19 Grant, Colin, Ltd., Hill Road Factory.
46 Grant, George, farmer, Mains of Auchmithie.
130 Grant, John & Sons, Ltd., millers, corn mer
chants, 19 Ladyloan.
101 Grant, T. R., plumber, Brothock Bridge.
103 Grant, W L. & Son. painters, 267 High Street.
222 Greig, William, Seaton House.
106 Grewar, J. P. & Son, upholsterers, Panmure St.
264 Guild, James, B.A. (Lond.), Arbroath.
166 Harbour Master's Office (Capt. M'Glashan) .
24 Harris, George, butcher, 29 Millgate.
180 Hay, Mrs Elizabeth R., 9 Dalhousie Place.
285 Herron, John H., Commerce Street.
148 Herron & Colville, plumbers, 56 Keptie Street.
143 Herron, Peter & Son, blacksmiths, 22 Ponder-
law Street.
151 Hi^h School, Keptie Road.
174 Hird, Alfred K., 24 Hillend Road.
161 Hird. Walter D., Inchcape.
53 Hitchcock. Rev. George, Inverbrothock Manse.
72 Hood, J. F. & Son, booksellers, 94 High Street.
123 Hunter, David W., road surveyor, Prudential
Buildings.
60 Hunter, Hugh S., dental surgeon, 2 Hill Street.
296 Hunter, Hugh S., Viewfield Road.
223 Hunter, Wm. C, coal merchant, 5 Millgate.
.25 Imperial Hotel (S. Banks, Proprietor), Kep-
tie Street.
119 Infirmary, Rosemount Road.
67 Inland Revenue, Inspector of Taxes, Market PI.
ARBROATH TELEPHONE DIRECTORY. 65
82 Jack, J., chemist, High Street.
141 Jarron, J. B., grocer, 8 Kirk Square.
265 Johnson, George, printer, Millgate.
162 Keiller, James & Son, Ltd., 114 High Street.
204 Keiller, James & Son, Ltd., 10 Keptie Street.
157 *Keith, James & Blackman Co., Ltd., 237 High
Street.
29 Kelly Bleaching Co., bleachers & dyers, Kellv
Bleachfield.
10 Kelly, James, 10 The Shore.
38 Kelly, Ur Richard, Keptie Street.
229 Kinloch, Mrs 'j. B., Seafield House.
144 Laing, Dr David, Maule Street.
298 Laird, John, fruiterer, etc., 185 High Street.
239 Lamb, John, 26 West Keptie Street.
94 Lamb, John, butcher, poulterer, 78 High St.
193 Law, James & Son, motor engineers, hirers,
9 East Grimsby.
59 Lindsay & Walker, plumbers and tinsmiths,
24 Gravesend.
55 London, Midland & Scottish Railway Com-
pany, Goods Office.
48 London & North-Eastern Railway — North Bri-
tish Railway Section, Goods Yard.
202 Lowe, David & Co., Dens Works.
8 Lowson, Andrew, Ltd. flax spinners, Greens
Mill.
32 Lowson, Andrew, Ltd., flax spinners, Baltic
Works.
181 Lyon, Thos. & Sons, Ltd., sole leather tan-
ners, Millgate Tannery.
80 M'Bain & Anderson, solicitors, 15 Hill Street.
250 Macdonald, D. R., hatter, &c, 2 West Port.
56 Macdonald, F. F., Cliff House.
165 Macdonald, J. & W., solicitors, 7 Hill Street.
159 M'Farlane & Co., iron, coal merchants, 57
West Grimsby.
211 M'Farlane, R. A., engineer and hirer, Grant
Road.
62 Mackintosh, W. & J., solicitors, 1 Hill Street.
145 M'Wattie, J. & Sons, tobacco manufacturers,
20 Commerce Street.
228 Manson, Donald L., Arbroath Steam Laundry,
Keptie Road.
242 Matthew, Mrs, Maree, Nolt Loan Road.
260 Matthew, John, 3 Albert Street.
219 Matthew, M. & Son, tailors, 226 High Street.
270 Maxwell's, Forfar (D. F. Mackie), 42 Keptie
Street.
172 Meekison, painter, decorator, Market Place.
198 Middleton, Wm. & Sons, cabinetmakers, fun-
eral undertakers, 13 Militate.
199 Millar, Rev. Ed. W., Abbeybank.
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291 Millar, George, glazier, 13 Keptie St.
259 Milne, John, Millfield House.
155 Mitchell, John & Son, slaters, 20 Panmure St.
240 Moir, J. K., ladies', children's outfitter, 177
High Street.
256 Moncur, D. & Co., mineral water manufac-
turers, 12 Helen Street.
233 Morgan, Percy E., farmer, Windyhills.
4 Muir, Thos., Son & Patton, Ltd., coal merch-
ants, Railway Station.
252 Muirhead, Janet L. A., medical practitioner,
2 Dishland Street.
109 Myles, Charles Y., tailor & clothier, James St.
14 Neill & Gibb, solicitors, 93 High Street.
221 Neill, Harrv Victor, Warslao.
54 New Club, 92 High Street.
23 Nicol, A. & Co., manufacturers, Chalmers St.
189 North of Scotland Bank, Ltd., 85 High Street.
220 Oliver, Adam, 12 Rosemount.
197 Olvmpia Picture Theatre, Corn Exchange.
212 Palace Theatre, James Street.
185 Patterson, Dr, Willoughby House.
58 Patullo, A. B., farmer, cattle dealer, Westfield.
205 Peacock, J. H., architect and surveyor, The
Shore.
293 Peacock, Miss Agnes Holden, 15 Albert Street.
44 Pert, Mrs Margaret, house furnisher, 16
Applegate.
7 Police Office, Market Place.
244 Porteous, Alexander W., baker and confec-
tioner, 162 High Street.
153 Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd., Prudential
Buildings, High Street.
57 Public Health Hospital.
93 Ramsay, Capt. A. H. Maule, Kellie Castle.
200 Ramsay, David, tailor and clothier, 96 High St.
156 Ramsay & Gordon, builders and contractors,
iS Fergus Square.
282 Rattray, R. (Parkconon Dairy) , 1 Panmure St.
124 Rayne, John, plumber, West Abbey Street.
254 Reid, Alexander, building contractor, 17 Lind-
say Street.
99 Ritchie, E. J., solicitor, 2>7 Hill Street.
235 Robb Bros., general merchants, Dishland St.
224 Robb, Henrv, Ltd., ship repairers, Harbour.
129 Robbie, D. & Co., cycle, motor agents, Dish-
land Street.
100 Robertson, A. L., M.R.C.V.S., Hill Place.
88 Robertson, John, chemist, 19 West Port.
77 Robertson, J. & Son, joiners, 2A Millgate.
282 Rodger, Mrs Clara A., 8 Alexandra Place.
263 Rollo, W. J., Annbank, Keptie Road.
241 Roval Bank of Scotland, High Street.
ARBROATH TELEPHONE DIRECTORY. 67
237 Royal Hotel (Mrs M. Calder), High Street.
70 Ruxton, Andrew, butcher and poulterer, 2S2
High Street.
30 Ruxton, George, butcher, 40 Keptie Street.
1G4 Salmond, George, baker, 199 High Street.
105 Savege, T. & U., painters, 257 High Street.
11 Scott, Andrew, grocer, 195 High Street.
107 Scott, D. J., glass merchant, Brothock Bridge.
39 Scott & Graham. Ltd., salesmen, Auction Mart.
253 Scott, Mrs J. M., -Bloomfield.
195 Scott, Thos., West Newton.
16S -'Shanks, Alex. & Son, Ltd., engineers, Dens
Iron Works.
209 Shanks, David E. W., Viewfield.
258 Shanks, James. Deirneld House.
288 Shaw, Robert, boot & shoe specialist, 86 High
Street.
187 Shepherd, Geo. T., fish merchant, 5 Bro'.hock
Bridge.
127 Sherriffs, George, Lochlea.
89 Sievwright, J. & R. W., joiners, undertakers,
Lordburn Works.
160 Slaughter-house, North Grimsby.
17 Smith, Hood & Co., Ltd., coal merchants,
Keptie Street.
33 Smith, J. S. & Sons, ironmongers, &c, 124
High Street.
163 Smith, R. S., solicitor, 22 Commerce Street.
114 Soutar, Carnegie, baker and - purveyor, i:S
High Street.
73 Soutar, James, Ltd., draoers, 10S High Stieet.
83 Soutar, Wm. M., Salisbury Place.
230 Spink, Robert R., fish merchant, Seagate.
170 Stephen, R. O., fishmonger, 15 Keptie Street.
297 Stevenson Bros. (Dundee), Ltd., dvers, 16^
High Street.
3 Stewart, Geo., butcher, 173 High Stieet.
37 Strachan, Wallace & Whyte, wholesale spirit
merchants, Tower Nook.
9 Sturrock, G. W. L., 6 Alexandra Place
218 Swan, William, Horologe Hill.
139 Swankie & Smith, fish merchants, 9 High St.
149 Swirles, Alex. & Son, tanners and curriers,
Ponderlaw Street.
173 Territorial Army Association, Drill Hall, Mar-
ketgate.
231 Thomson, Douglas M., medical practitioner,
5 Queen Street.
75 Thomson, G. R. & Son, auctioneers, Market-
gate.
116 Thomson, J. A., ironmonger, 134 High "Street.
217 Thomson, James E. G., medical practitioner,
Gowanpark.
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ARBROATH TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
15
Thomson, M. C. & Co., manufacturers, Ward
Mill Works.
12
Thomson, William, butcher, 148 High Street.
147
Thorneycroft, Wm., grocer, 127 High Street.
132
Thornton, George, commission agent, 1 Mar-
ketgate.
171
Town Chamberlain, Town House.
208
Town Clerk, Town House.
284
Vernon, F. M., seed merchant and nursery-
man, 82 Keptie Street.
115
Walker, David Y., butcher, Millgate Loan.
121
Wallace, Alex. & Son, waste merchants, 21
Lindsay Street.
128
Water Inspector, 23 Glover Street.
2
Watson, Thos. W., Salisbury Place.
201
Watt, Alex., wholesale fish merchant, 22 High
Street.
22
Webster Bros. & Co., Stanley Works.
175
Webster, D. W., Gowanlea.
16
Webster, Francis & Sons, sailcloths, etc.,
Alma Works.
28
Webster & Littlejohn, solicitors, 33 Com-
merce Street.
142
Webster, William, Bellevue House.
13
Webster, Wm. & Co., Ward Mill Bleachfield.
184
Webster, W. W., Denley.
266
Western Cemeterv Lodge.
111
White Hart Hiring & Garage Co., Ltd., Kirk
Square.
84
White Hart Hotel (Alex. Smith), High Street.
117
Williamson, W. B., baker, Abbev Bakerv.
248
Wilson, C. D., Berryfauld.
92
Wilson & Cunningham, manufacturers, Vic-
toria Works.
71
Wilson, D. T., upholsterer, &c, 99 High St.
216
Wilson, John A., The Croft.
91
Wilson, The Misses, Rotomahana.
176
Wordie & Co., carting contractors, Robert St.
255
Young, James & Sons, farmers, Cuthlie Farm.
167
Yule, Dr., 9 Hill Street.
CARMYLLIE.
8
Buchan, James, joiner, funeral undertaker,
Redford.
1
Carmyllie Call Office, P.O. Carmyllie.
9
County Constabulary Station, Carmyllie.
6
Garland, Mrs Jane J. B., farmer, West Grange.
2
Morgan, James W., farmer, Grange of Conon.
7
Nairn, Bros., quarry owners, Slade.
3
Rattray, Richard, farmer, Parkconon, Arbroath
4
Thomson, Rev. John, minister, U.F. Manse.
10
Weir, Ralph K., farmer, Milton of Conon.
ARBROATH TELEPHONE DIRECTORY. 69
FRIOCKHEIM.
1
Carr, M. A., stationer, Gardyne Street.
12
Christie, Charles W., bleacher, Pitmuies Mills.
5
Crombie, Major James Adrian, Pitmuies,
Guthrie.
17
Cummine, D. & A., haulage contractors, Mill-
gate.
13
Doig, Wm. W., Bolshan Farm.
9
Douglas, Capt. I., Guthrie Castle.
10
Duthie, K. C, grocer, general merchant, 2
Gardyne Street.
4
Esplin, W. K., Leysmill
19
Ferrier, W. & H., butchers, Guthrie.
8
Fraser, Douglas & Sons, Ltd., manufacturers,
Bleachfield.
1
Friockheim Call Office, P.O. Friockheim.
3
Gardyne, Miss M. B., Middleton House.
18
Harley, Mrs, Gardyne.
6
Hart, Harry, farmer, Legaston.
16x
Mason-Macfarlane, Col. David, Turin.
15
Mcllwraith, medical practitioner, Eastgate
House.
14
Nicol, J. Wilson & Co., merchants, Gardyne St.
16y
Richardson, Mrs Mary, widow, Balgavies.
2
Soutar, Carnegie, baker and purveyor 40
Millgate.
7
Suttie, Edward, cycles, motor hirer, 1 Millgate.
INVERKEILOR.
10
Arbuthnott, Hon. Nancy, Anniston.
6
Bell, James, farmer, Gilehorn.
9
Bell, Patrick, farmer, Brunton.
5
Bell, William, jun., farmer, Kinaldie.
3
Donaldson, P. B., farmer, East Newton.
1
Kydd's Bakery, Inverkeilor.
8
Meikle, Thos. J., farmer, Boghead.
12
Mitchell, John, farmer, Bandoch.
7
Morgan, David W., farmer, Ethie Mains.
11
Northesk, Earl of, Ethie Castle.
13
Rossie Reformatory.
2
Scott, James M., farmer, Inchock.
4
Spence, Herbert G., farmer, Mountboy.
LETHAM.
1
Call Office, Letham.
1
Gray, general merchant, The Square.
GUTHRIE.
1
Call Office
1
Wells, Mrs, postmistress.
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 71
General Directory for Arbroath.
Arbroath Parliamentary Constituency — First Waul, 2971; Second Ward, 2845; Third
Ward, 3200 -total, 9016.
Arbroath Municipal Electorate— First Ward, 2758; Second Ward, 2915 ; Third Ward, 29S4—
total, 8657.
LIST OF PUBLIG OFFICIALS, &c.
M. P. for Montrose Burghs— Sir Hubert Hutchison, The Manor, Uavies Street, London, W.l
Election Agent— Mr Win. Chapel, Solicitor, Arbroath. Poll at October, 1924— majority
2312.
M.P. for Forfarshire— Sir Harry HoDe, BarneykilL Dunbar. Poll at October, 1924— majority,
3441.
Hon Sheriff Substitutes— A. R. Duncan, Parkhill ; F. F. Macdonald, W. J. Rollo.
Town Clerk — Robert Finlayson.
Town Chamberlain and Collector of Rates — Ernest F. Cobb.
Parish Council — Inspector of Poor — W. B. Gardner. Office — 22 Hill Street.
Chief Constable — James Macdonald, Police Chambers.
Police Inspector — A. H. C. Gunn.
Resident County Police Officer — Sergeant Lakie, 43 Jamieson Street.
Postmaster — R. VV. Macpherson.
Inland Revenue Office — Market Place. Custom and Excise Office — Shore.
Inland Revenue Officers — T. A. M'Quillen and John Fyfe. Office — Shore.
Old Age Pension Officers— T. A. M'Quillen and John Fyfe.
Burgh Surveyor — J. A. Hogg. Office — oravesend.
District Road Surveyor— David \V. Hunter. Office— 2 Hill Street.
Fire-Master — Rowland C. Farquhar, 4 Hill Place.
Inspector of Weights and Measures — Vacant.
Burgh Sanitary Inspector — A. S. Hamilton.
Burgh Assessor — S. J. Marriott, Market Place.
Inspector of Taxes — S. J. Marriott, Market Place.
Cleansing Inspector — David Burness, Cleansing Department, Almerie Close.
Water Inspectors— Walter Gibson, 4 John Street, and Peter Black, 10 Academy St
Medical Officer for Burgh— Dr Yule, Hill Street
Tuberculosis Officer — Dr Tanet Muirhead. Dishland Street.
Public Health Hospital Medical Officer— Dr Yule.
Medical Inspector for Schools — Dr W. S. Sinclair, Brechin
Certifying Factory Inspector — Dr Laing, Maule Street.
Parish Council Medical Officers— Dr Gilruth and Dr Melville Keith.
Police Surgeon — Dr Gilruth.
Veterinary Surgeon and Meat Inspector — A. L. Robertson, Hill Place.
Harbourmaster and Pilotmaster — Captain M'Glashan.
Sheriff-Clerk Depute — James Duncan, Sheriff Court House, Commerce Street.
Gas Manager — Alex. C. Young. Gas Works — Ponderlaw Street.
Gas Examiner — Tames R. Kelly.
Registrar — Alexander Smith, 81 High Street.
Superintendent of Cemeteries and Parks— Jas. Robertson, Western Cemetery Lodge
Superintendent of Public Baths — D. Drury.
School Drill Instructor — Sergeant G. Edward.
Town Missionary — James Moffat, Bethany Cottage, Howard Street.
Coast Missionary — Jabez Merriman, 28 Elliot Street.
Female Home Missionary — Miss Isabella Stevenson, Gowan Street.
Queen's Jubilee Nurses — Miss Haxby, 30 Gowan Street; Miss M'Cully, 7 Culloden
Terrace.
Clerk of Established Presbytery— Rev. A. Mills, Colliston.
Clerk of Arbroath and Forfar U.F. Church Presbytery — Rev. J. Smith, Friockheim.
Librarian — Miss Strachan, Public Library.
Sheriff Officer — David Kinnear, 23 Cairnie Street.
School Board Officer — Thos. Ross, 15 George St. Assistant — Alex. Mather.
Town Officer — James Duncan, 33^ Millgate.
Bar Officer— Thomas Alder.
Inspector Under Shops Act — Chief Constable Macdonald.
Reporter — " Arbroath Guide " — Arthur A. Fleming, Glover Street.
Reporter — " Arbroath Herald " — Walker Sinclair. 14 Elliot Street.
Reporter — " Dundee Advertiser " — John Joss, 107 High Street.
Reporter — " Dundee Courier " — J. A. Taylor 38 Helen Street.
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73
LIST OF PUBLIC HALLS.
Seating Accommodation.
♦Webster Memorial Hall— Keeper, Robert Spink, Hall Buildings, 900
*01ympia— Resident Manager, W. W. Mitchell, 1000
*Palace Theatre — Manager, R. B. Stewart, 1100
Templar Halls— Hallkeeper, James Nicoll, Hall Buildings, 550, 200
Panmure Hall, Hill Street— Keeper, Edward F. Baillie, Hall Buildings, 400
John Street Hall— I. L. P., 400
Sheriff Court House — Keeper — Thomas Alder 280
Assembly Hall— Keeper, Robert Spink, Webster Memorial Hall, 250
White Hart Hall— Proprietor, Mr Alex. Smith, White Hart Hotel, 250
Y.M.C.A. Hall, 75 High Street— Keeper, Wm. Dougall, 75 High Street, 250
Y.W.C.A. Hall, 54 High Street Mrs Black, 250
Coast Mission Hall— Caretaker, William Hendry, 23 Palmer Street, 170
Foresters Hall, Green Street— George Moore, 9 Lochland Street 120
Red Lion Hall, Barngreen — Proprietor, Red Lion Bar, 60
Town Mission Hall, West Mill Wynd — Jeannie Mackenzie
Y.M.C.A. Social Institute & Hut, Hill St.— Caretaker, Mrs Wilson, Hill St.
St Thomas Masonic Hall, High St. — Hallkeeper, David Guthrie, 7 Glover St.
♦Licensed also for Cinematograph Exhibitions.
POPULATION OF THE BURGH OF ARBROATH.
Census in April, 187], ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 19,973
Census in April, 1881, ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 21,758
Census in April, 1891, ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 22,997
Census in April, 1901, ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 22,569
Census in April, 1911, ... . ... ... ... ... ... ... 20,647
Census in June, 1921, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 19 492
VALUATION OF THE PARISH— 1925-1926.
Lands, &c. Railways.
Burgh, £125,501 13 £2,368
Landward, 21,963 IS 1,970
Parish £147,465 11
£4,338
Total.
£127,869 13
23,933 IS
£151,803 11
ASSESSMENTS FOR 1925-1926.
BURGHAL.
Occupiers. Owners.
Municipal Assessment, 5s 6d 3s Od Poor Rate,
Poor & S<-hool Rates, Is lid Is lid Education Rate,
Landward.
Occupiers. Owners.
lOd lOd
Is Id Is Id
ARBROATH HOLIDAYS— 1926.
Spring Holiday — Third Monday of April dflt.h) Autumn Holiday — Last Monday of
September (27th); St Thomas Market Holidays — Monday and Tuesday following
18th July, if a Saturday ; if not, Monday and Tuesday following first Saturday
after the 18th (26th and °7th) Shopkeepers' Half-Holiday every Wednesday
afternoon from 1 o'clock. Under Licensing Act — Jan. 1st; Spring Holiday, Vic-
toria Day, Autumn Holiday.
Bank Holidays — 1st January (New Year's Day); Spring Holiday, open 9 to 11 a.m.;
April, 2nd ; May, 3rd; St Thomas Holidays, open on Monday, 9 to 11 a.m., and
Tuesday, 9 to 11 a.m.; August 4th; Autumn Holiday, open from 9 to 11 a.m.;
25th December (Christmas Day).
7+
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Established Upwards of 100 Years
Where to Do Your Shopping
AT
GEO. HARRIS'
Family Butcher, Game
Dealer and Poulterer
29 Millgate, Arbroath
Telephone |
No. 24
Telephone
No. 24
SPECIALITIES.
PRIME BEEF and MUTTON— Large and Fresh Stock
on hand at all times.
VEAL and LAMB in Season.
Always in Stock, SALT ROUNDS— Plain and Spice
Pickled.
POULTRY— Neatly Dressed— Ready for Table
Large Supplies of RABBITS in Season.
ARBROATH TOWN COUNCIL, &c.
TOWN COUNCIL.
Council meets second Monday of each month, excefi in July; and in November
when meeting is held first Friday after election.
Magistrates, etc. — Provost A. M. Robertson, 14 Rosemount Road; Bailies William
Chapel, Caenlochan; Charles Milne, Hillcrest, Keptie Road; Andrew Beatt,
Abdulla, 40 Elliot Street. Hon. Treasurer— David R. Macdonald, Dulwich,
Arbirlot Road. Dean of Guild— Tohn R. W. Clark, Westbank, Millgate Loan.
Other Councillors.— A. King, 44 Elliot Street; John Soutar, 22 Maule Street;
Harry Corsar, Morley Place; William J. Anckorn, 29 West Port; John Ander-
son Wilson, The Croft, Keptie Road; David Littlejohn, Southbank, Arbirlot
Road; George Sherriffs, Lochlee. Kinloch Terrace; Frank Irons, 3 Rosebank ;
Alex. Bruce, 39 LadTloan; W. J. Dewar, 13 Hill Terrace; James P. Reid, 21
Lordburn; Robert Kinnear. 27 Victoria Street.
Officials.— Town Clerk— Robert Finlayson. Town Chamberlain and Collector of
Rates— Ernest F. Cobb. Burgh Surveyor, Master of Works, Water Engineer,
—Thomas Hogg; Sanitary Inspector— Alexander S. Hamilton. Gas Engineer
and Manager— A. C. Young. Chief Constable, Burgh Prosecutor, and
Billet Master— James Macdonald. Medical Officer of Health— Dr a' Yule.
Tuberculosis Officer— Dr Janet Muirhead. Medical Officer, Public Health
Hospital— Dr Yule; Matron— Miss Haldane. Police Surgeon— Dr J. D. Gil-
ruth. Superintendent of Cleansing and Shambles— D. Burness. Lighting
Inspector— A. C Voung. Harbourmaster— Captain G. McGlashan. Registrar-
Alex. Smith. Superintendent of Cemeteries— J. Robertson, Western Cemetery.
Superintendent of Public Baths— D. Drury. Firemaster— R. C. Farquhar, 4
Hill Place. Burgh Assessor and Registration Officer— S. T. Marriott. Market
Place. Auditor— Sydney Milne, C.A., 11 Reform Street, Dundee. Veterinary
Surgeon— A. L. Robertson, Hill Place. Health Visitor and Assistant Sani-
tary Inspector— Miss Minnie Scott, Sanitary Inspector's Office. Burgh Analvst
—Andrew Dargie, B.Sc, 140 Perth Road. Dundee. Bacteriologist— Dr Tulloch,
University College, Dundee. Caretaker, Webster Memorial Halls— Robert
Spink. Caretaker, Sheriff Court House— Thomas Alder. Town Officer— James
Duncan, 33A Millgate.
Committees.
Group A (first Thursday after Council Meeting) — Streets and Public Improvements
— Councillor Sherriffs (convener), Councillor John Souttar, Dean of Guild
Clark, Bailie Beatt, Councillor Anckorn, Councillor King.
Parks and Recreation Grounds — Councillor Anckorn (convener). Bailie Beatt,
Dean of Guild Clark, Councillor Souttar, Councillor Sherriffs, Councillor
King.
Gas. — Councillor Souttar (convener), Bailie Beatt, Dean of Guild Clark,
Councillor Sherriffs, Councillor, Anckorn, Councillor King.
Watching, Lighting, and Fire Brigade. — Bailie Beatt (convener), Dean ot
Guild Clark, Councillor King, Councillor Anckorn, Councillor Sherriffs,
Councillor Souttar.
Baths. — Councillor King (convener), Bailie Beatt, Dean of Guild Clark,
Councillor Sherriffs, Councillor Anckorn, Councillor Souttar.
Weights and Measures. — Dean of Guild Clark (convener), Bailie Beatt,
Councillor King, Councillor Sherriffs, Councillor Anckorn, Councillor Souttar.
The Dean of Guild Court consists of members of Group A — Dean of Guild Clark
chairman. Court meets First Monday of each month when there is business
to be transacted.
Group B (Second Thursday after Council Meeting). — Provost's — Provost Robertson
(convener), Councillor Wilson, Councillor Littlejohn, Councillor Kinnear, Bailie
Chapel, Councillor Reid. Ex officio members — Bailie Milne and Beatt.
76 ARBROATH TOWN COUNCIL, &c.
Committees — Continued.
Harbour. — Councillor Wilson (convener), Provost Robertson, Councillor Little-
john, Councillor Kinnear, Bailie Chapel, Councillor Reid.
Housing.— Councillor Littleiohn (convener), Provost Robertson, Bailie
Chapel, Councillor Kinnear, Councillor Reid, Councillor Wilson.
Water. — Bailie Chapel (convener). Provost Robertson, Councillor Reid, Coun-
cillor Wilson, Councillor Littlejohn, Councillor Kinnear.
Webster Memorial Halls. — Councillor Kinnear (convener), Provost Robertson,
Bailie Chapel, Councillor Wilson, Councillor Littlejohn, Councillor Reid.
Diseases of Animals.— Councillor Reid (convener), Provcst Robertson, Bailie
Chapel, Councillor Littlejohn, Councillor Kinnear, Councillor Wilson.
Grout C. (Third Thursday after Council Meeting).— Public Health and Drainage-
Councillor Corsar (convener), Bailie Milne, Councillor King, Councillor Bruce,
Councillor Dewar.
Cleansing and Shambles. — Bailie Milne ("convener), Councillor Corsar, Coun-
cillor Irons, Councillor Bruce, Councillor Dewar.
Town's Properties and Feus. — Councillor Irons (convener), Councillor Corsar,
Bailie Milne. Councillor Bruce ; Councillor Dewar.
Burial Grounds.— Councillor Bruce (convener), Councillor Corsar, Bailie
Milne, Councillor Irons, Councillor Dewar.
Duncan Charity Feuing— Councillor Dewar (convener), Councillor Corsar,
Bailie Milne, Councillor IronSj Councillor Bruce.
Note.— The Provost and Hon. Treasurer are ex officiis members of all Committees
in the Groups.
Finance Committee (Meets Fourth Thursday after Council Meeting).— Consists of
whole of Town Council. Treasurer Macdonald convener.
Town Band Committee. — Town Council Representatives — Treasurer Macdonald,
Councillor Kinnear, Councillors Souttar and Sherriffs.
Morgan Trust— Town Council Representative — Ex-Provost Anderson.
Hospitalfield Trust— Town Council Representative— Provost Robertson.
Educational Trust— Town Council Representatives— Ex-Provost Anderson and Bailie
Chapel.
Burgh Valuation Appeal Court.— Provost Robertson (chairman). Bailies Chapel,
Milne, and Beatt ; Treasurer Macdonald; Dean of Guild Clark; Councillors
Sherriffs, Littlejohn, and Bruce.
Sheriff Court House Committee.— Town Council Representatives— Bailie Chapel and
Councillor Kinnear.
Prisons Visiting Committee.— Town Council Representative (for Dundee Prison).—
Provost Robertson.
Rossie Farm School, Montrose.— Town Council Representatives— Dean of Guild
Clark and Councillor Littlejohn.
Golf Course Committee of Management.— Town Council Representatives— Provost
Robertson, Treasurer Macdonald, Councillors Corsar and Bruce.
ARBROATH TOWN COUNCIL, &c. 77
Committees — Continued.
Library Committee. — Town Council Representatives — Bailie Beatt ; Treasurer Mac-
donald ; Councillors King, Souttar, Anckorn, Reid, Littlejohn, Irons, Sherrifts,
and Dewar. . Householders' Representatives — Mr James Jack, Rev. James
Cameron, Rev. James Murray, Mr Thomas Riley, Mr G. R. Wallace, Mr Peter
Elder, Mr David Drysdale, Mr Colin P. McCallum, Mr T. Cathcart Christie,
Mr T. Archibald.
Burgh Licensing Court. — Provost Robertson, Bailies Chapel, Milne, and Beatt.
Court of Appeal for the Burgh of Arbroath. — Town Council Representatives —
Provost .Kobertson and Bailie Chapel.
Old Age Pension Committee. — Ward Representatives — First Ward — Councillors
Corsar and Anckorn; Second Ward — Provost Robertson (chairman), Councillors
Kinnear and Sherriffs; Third Ward — Councillors Souttar and Reid. The Pen-
sion Committee meets on the Fourth Thursday of the month after the Finance
Meeting.
Hospital Visiting Committee. — Councillor Corsar (convener).
District Board of Control. — Town Council Representative — Provost Robertscn.
Burgh Insurance Committee. — Town Council Representatives — Treasurer Macdonald,
Councillors King, Anckorn, and Irons,. Miss Mary S. Young, Miss Margaret
A. Macdonald, and Dr Yule.
Secondary Education Committee.— Town Council Representative — Rev. James Mur-
ray, Princes Street U.F. Church.
Trustees of Inchcape Fund— The Town Council.
Trustees of Duncan Charity — The Town Council.
Trustees of Weir Bequest — The Town Council.
MUNICIPAL CONSTITUENCY AND REPRESENTATIVES.
Total Constituency— 8657.
FIRST WARD (High Street and Millgate)— Total, 2758. Representatives :— Dean
of Guild J. R. W. Clark, elected 1923, retires 1926; Councillor David Little-
john, elected 1923, retires 1926; Treasurer Macdonald, elected 1921, retires 1927;
Councillor Corsar, elected 1924, retires 1927; Councillor Bruce, elected 1925,
retires 1928; Councillor Anckorn, elected 1925, retires 1928.
SECOND WARD (Lochlands and Keptie)— Total, 2915. Representatives :— Bailie
Milne, elected 1923, retires 1926; Councillor T. A. Wilson, elected 1923, retires
1926; Councillor Kinnear, elected 1924, retires 1927; Councillor King, elected
192o, retires 1927; Councillor Sherriffs, elected 1925, retires 1928; Provost Ro-
bertson, elected 1924/ 192S, retires 1928!
THIRD WARD (Abbev and Guthrie Port)— Total, 2984. Representatives :— Bailie
Beatt, elected 1923, retires 1926; Councillor F. Irons, elected 1923, retires 192o ;
Bailie Chapel, elected 1924, retires 1927; Councillor J. Souttar, elected 1924,
retires 1927; Councillor Dewar, elected 1925, retires 1928; Councillor Reid,
elected 1925, retires 1928.
The following are the members of Town Council who have telephones, with
the numbers appended— Provost Robertson (256); Bailie Chapel (Office HO,
House 188); Treasurer D. R. Macdonald (253); Councillor J. A. Wilson (Office
92 House 216); Dean of Guild T. R. W. Clark (Office 40, House 194); Councillor
Harry Corsar (Office 5, House 65); Councillor George Sherriffs (Office 8, House
127); "Councillor David Littlejohn (28); Councillor W. J. Dewar (86).
78
ARBROATH TOWN COUNCIL, &c.
WARD COMMITTEES.
First Ward. — James G. Booth, 39 Commerce Street; James F. Anderson, 28 Kyd
Street; Hugh Gavin, 42 Hill Street; John M'Nicol, Panmure Street;
William Chalmers, 3 Gayfield ; Thomas Swankie, 12 Union Street East;
David Dowell, 11 Glover Street; P. L). Morton, 11 .Lindsay Street; George
Keith, 7 Ann Street; A. B. Cargill, 4/ Panmure Street; A. T. Napier, 197
High Street; Charles Kerr, 3 West Mary Street; James Fairweather, 26 Kyd
Street; George Potter, 24 Millgate Loan; D. Littlejohn, 33 Commerce Street.
Secretary— H. V. Neill, 93 High Street.
Second Ward. — Alex. Mailer (chairman), A. M'Callum (secretary), Mrs D. R. Mac-
donald, Miss Robbie, Miss Jane Mackay, Messrs James M'Leod, David
Paterson, D. D. Calder, James Addison, Thomas M'Ewan, Alexander
Johnston. James S. Edwards, John Anderson T, Riley, James Kydd,
Watson Baird, John Joss, Alex. Scott, Arthur King, J. P. Macfarlane, Wm.
Dargie, RoDert Stephen, ana Alexander Finlayson.
Third Ward.— Charles M. Mill (Chairman), Robert Gillespie, 7 Sidney Street
(secretary), D. G. Smith. F. Irons, Wm. Fraser, Wm. Gray, Wm. Alexander,
James M. Duncan, Robert Honeyman, John Manzie, John Cargill, James C.
Crowe, Wm. Dorward, John Bogue, Walter Burness, John Sim, David Swan,
John Webster., and A. R. Strachan.
GAS WORKS.
Works — Ponderlaw Street. Office Hours — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ; Saturday, 10 a.m. to
1 p.m. Engineer and Manager— Alex. C. Young, Gas Works House. Collec-
tor— J. Boyd. Auditor— S. Milne, C.A., Dundee. Treasurer— E. F. Cobb, Town
Chamberlain.
ABBEY BURYING GROUND— Hours as Cemeteries.
Superintendent — James Robertson, Western Cemetery. Treasurer — E. F. Cobb.
WESTERN CEMETERY Forfar Road)— Open. Week Days, 7 (or Sunrise when
later) until Sunset. Sundays, 1 p.m. till Sunset.
Superintendent — James Robertson, Cemetery Lodge. Office Hours — 9 to 10 a.m.,
and 5 to 6 p.m. 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturdays. 'Phone No. 266. Dressing
dues, payable on 1st November to Town Chamberlain. Treasurer — Ernest F.
Cobb.
EASTERN CEMETERY (Office, Brechin Road).— Hours as above.
Superintendent — James Robertson, Western Cemetery Lodge. Office Hours — 9 to
10 a.m., and 5 to 6 p.m. ; 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturdays. 'Phone No. 267-
Treasurer — Ernest F. Cobb.
ARBROATH ABBEY.
(Under H.M. Board of Works). Custodian— Enoch Bell, Rosebank.
POLICE OFFICE— Market Place.
Chief Constable and Burgh Prosecutor — James Macdonald.
POLICE COURT.
Held in Police Chambers. Judges — The Provost and Magistrates. Clerk — R.
Finlayson. Deputy Clerks — William Robertson and A. B. Liddle.
FIRE BRIGADE.
The Brigade consists of a Captain, 1 Lieutenant, Engineer, 9 Firemen and Turn-
Cock. Engine and all appliances kept at Police Buildings. Firemaster — Row-
land C. Farquhar, 4 Hill Place. For all fire-alarms, Telephone No. 7 or 104.
AMBULANCE VAN— Dishland Stables.
For use in all cases of accident in Town or District.
ARBROATH AND ST VTGEANS PARISH COUNCIL.
Office, 22 Hill Street. Inspector's Office Hours — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturdays,
10 to 1 p.m. Collector's Office Hours — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ; Saturdays,
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. — Chairman — Mr Wm. J. Anckorn. Inspector — W. B. Gardner.
Clerk — W. B. Gardner. Members of Council : — 1st Ward — William J. Anckorn,
Alex. Bruce, Harry Corsar, David Dowall, George Keith, Thomas Swankie.
2nd Ward — John R. Anderson. Watson Baird,, Mrs Josephine Carlyle, Andrew -.
Hewit, John P. McFarlane, Thomas Riley. 3rd Ward — James C. Crowe, Alex.
G. Hendry, James P. Reid, John Sim, Robert P. Toye. Miss M. S. Young.
Landward — (West Ward) — John Milne, Samuel Neil. David Ramsav, David
Weighton. (East Ward)— Francis W. Booth, Rev. Chas. E. Duff, George A.
Francis, Andrew O. Smart.
ARBROATH CHARITIES. 79
Rosebank Home Committee. — William J. Anckorn, John R. Anderson, Watson
Baird, Alexander Bruce, Harry Corsar, David Dowall, Rev. C. E. Duff, James
C. Crowe, Mrs Josephine carlyle, Alexander G. Hendry, George Keith, James
P. Reid, Andrew O. Smart, and ivj.i=s i»i. S. Young. Mr Hendry, convener.
Finance Committee. — William J. Anckorn, Francis W. Booth, Mrs Josephine Car-
lyle, George A. Francis, John P. McFarlane, John Milne, Samuel Neil, David
Ramsay, Thomas Riley, John Sim, Thomas Swankie, Robert P. Toye, Miss M.
S. Young, David Weighton. Mr Weighton, convener.
Relieving Committee. — William J. Anckorn, Watson Baird, Harry Corsar, James C.
Crowe, George A. Francis, Alexander G. Hendry, Andrew C. Hewit, George
Keith, John P. McFarlane, Samuel Neil, James P. Reid, Thomas Riley,
Robert P. Toye, and David Weighton. Watson Baird, convener.
Chairman' s Committee. — William J. Anckorn, Watson Baird, Francis W. Booth,
Alexander Bruce, Rev. Charles E. Duff, Andrew C. Hewit, John Milne, Samuel
Neil, John Sim,, Andrew O. Smart, Thomas Swankie, James P. Reid, and
David Weighton. Mr Anckorn. convener.
Members to Sign Cheques. — William J. Anckorn, John P. McFarlane, John Sim,
Thomas Swankie.
Representatives on Parish Trusts. — Arbroath — Alexander Bruce, Harry Corsar,
Alexander G. Hendry. St Vigeans — Francis W. Booth, Andrew O. Smart, and
David Weighton.
Representatives on Parish Councils Association. — W. J. Anckorn and James P. Reid.
Representative on the Directorate of Montrose Asylum. — Rev. Charles E. Duff.
Representative on the Burgh School Management Committee — W. J. Anckorn.
Landward — Rev. C. E. Duff.
Arbroath District Nursing Association. — Mrs Josephine Carlyle and Miss M. S.
Y'oung.
Mortifications, &c.
Arrot's Mortification. — The late Dr James Arrot, Dundee, by his trust-disposition
and settlement, bequeathed the residue of his estate to the minister and kirk-session
of the parish of Arbroath to be applied by them, at their discretion, for the benefit
of aged, poor, deserving persons resident within their jurisdiction, and not in re-
ceipt of parochial relief. There are at present 29 persons receiving annuities of
£i> per annum. Agents — Webster & Littlejohn, solicitors, Arbroath.
Mary Langlands Rodger Fund. — In 1914,, Miss Annie Rodger, No. 3 Fergus St.,
Arbroath, bequeathed her esLate. amounting to £6u0 or thereby, subject to certain liferents,
which have now ceased, tor the creation of above fund, in memory of her late aunt, "the free
income thereof, to be divided by her Trustees at Christmas amongst old unmarried females in
the Parish of St. Vigeans." The Irustees are Rev. C. B. Duff, St. Vigeans, Percy E. Morgan,
Windy hills, and James S. Nicull, 15 Hill Street. M'Rain & Anderson, solicitors, Clerks.
Arbikie Fund, 1876. — This Fund was created by the late John Mudie, Esq., of
Pitmuies, who bequeathed the personal estate of his sister, the late Miss Catherine
Mudie, of Arbikie, to which he had succeeded as her Residuary Legatee, for the
purpose of dividing the Free Revenue in annuities of p£40 each, amongst deserving
persons residing in the parish of Arbroath and St Vigeans. In case of equal merit,
preference to be given to a candidate belonging to S. Mary's Episcopal Church, Ar-
broath. Trustees — The Minister of S. Mary's Episcopal Church, Arbroath, the
Parish Ministers of Arbroath and St Vigeans, and the Provost and Town Clerk.
J. & W. Macdonald, agents, Arbroath.
Arbroath Educational Trust. — This Governing Body, constituted under the Edu-
cational Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882, deals with the educational endowments
under the Gibson Fund, the Colvill Mortification, Dove's Charity, Rickards Legacy,
and the Funds of the Female Benevolent Society. Governors : — Reps, of Town
80 ARBROATH CHARITIES.
Council — Bailie Chapel and Ex-Provost Anderson. Representatives of Forfarshire
Education Authority— Rev. George Hitchcock, Rev. Alexander Mills, David Little-
john, and Arthur King. Representative of the Kirk Session of Arbroath— Rev. J.
Spence Cuthill. Representatives of the Gibson Fund Trustees— Rev. E. W. Millar
and Mr A. D. Lowson. Representatives of the Trustees of the late John Colvill —
Rev. C. E. Duff and Bailie Beatt. Chairman— Rev. Alexander Mills of Colliston.
Clerk— F. F. Macdonald, solicitor.
Dr Brown's Bursary. — This Trust was created by the late Alexander Brown. Esq.,
LL.D., for the purpose of establishing a bursary for boys belonging to the town of
Arbroath, and resident therein at the time, who may be studying the physical
sciences at either the University of St Andrews or University College, Dundee, pre-
ference being given to St Andrews, the bursary to be tenable for a period of not
more than three years. Trustees — The Minister of the Parish of Arbroath, the
Minister of Inverbrothock United Free Congregation, Arbroath, and the Town Clerk
of Arbroath, all for trie time being. Agents — D. & W. Chapel, solicitors.
Petrie's Trust. — In 1875, Mr William Petrie, manufacturer, bequeathed to Trus-
tees properties supposed to amount to about .£2000, the rentals of which, at the
death of a life-renter and annuitant created by him, to be distributed by them in
,£10 shares amongst " poor deserving women, of respectable character, being in and
belonging to, and at the time resident in, the parish of St Vigeans, and who have
not been in receipt of parochial relief for the preceding five years at least." The
Three Trustees are — The Minister and Kirk T-easurer of St Vigeans, and the Pro-
vost of Arbroath.
Miln's Charity, 1880.— The Annual Revenue of £200, bequeathed by the late Robert
Miln, Esq., of Viewfield, to be applied annually in the purchase of coals
for the poor of the parish of St Vigeans, within the Parliamentary boundary of the
Burgh of Arbroath. Trustees — The Minister and Kirk Session of Inverbrothock
Parish Church, Arbroath. Alexander Miller, 8 Carnegie Street, Treasurer.
The Smith Fund, for Destitute Sick, bequeathed by the late Alexander Smith,
Esq., of Brothock Bank. The recipients must be residenters. Trustees — The Parish
Minister, Minister of Inverbrothock Parish Church, and the Kirk Sessions of Ar-
broath and Inverbrothock. Agent — H. V. Neill.
The W annan Fund, for Deserving Poor resident in Arbroath; bequeathed by
the late Dr William Alexander M'annan, Arbroath. Trustees — The Provost and
Senior Bailie of Arbroath; The Minister of Arbroath Parish Church: and the
Rector of St Mary's Episcopal Church, Arbroath. Five recipients, each get £5
yearly. Clerk and Agent — H. Victor Neill, solicitor.
CarmichaeVs 1738. — Mr Carmichael's Estate, divided every half-year among seven
widows whose husbands have been shipmasters. Patrons — The Provost, Bailies,
Parish Minister, Kirk Treasurer. Clerks— J. & W. Macdonald. The number of
recipients on this fund are 3 who each receive £6 yearly.
Colvill's 1S11. — The Parochial Schoolmaster of Arbroath, and the Parochial
Schoolmaster of St Vigeans formerly received Thirty Pounds each for the education
of five poor children in each of their respective schools. The money is now ad-
ministered by the Arbroath Educational Trust. (See above.) The Episcopal Clergy-
man, Arbroath, receives Ten Pounds. Ten Pounds are distributed among the poor
by the Kirk Session of Arbroath, and a like sum by the Kirk Session of St Vigeans.
The residue is divided among twenty poor householders. The Provost, Bailies,
Town Clerk, Dean of Guildry Incorporation, Convener of Trades, Minister and
Kirk Treasurer of Arbroath, Minister and Kirk Treasurer of St Vigeans, and
Minister of Episcopal Church, Arbroath, patrons. J. & W. Macdonald, Arbroath,
clerks. The number of recipients on this fund are 20, who each receive £18 yearly
Mrs Renny Strachan's. — About Fifty Pounds are yearly expended, one half on
coals, the other half on oatmeal, and distributed at Christmas among the most
necessitous poor. Patrons — The Provost, Bailies, Town Clerk, and the Parish
Ministers of Arbroath, St Vigeans, and Inverbrothock, and the Minister of the
Episcopal Church, Arbroath. Clerks — J. & W. Macdonald. 100 recipients.
Gibson Christmas Charity, 1868. — Annual revenue of £2000 to be applied, one-half
in the purchase of groceries, oatmeal, and clothes, and the other half in the pur-
chase of coals yearly, and divided at Christmas among the necessitous poor. Pat-
rons, &c. — Same as Renny Strachan Fund, with the addition of the second minister
of Arbroath. There are 100 recipients, who each receive value to the extent of £1.
Clerks— J. & W. Macdonald.
Forbes Fund, 1864. — This Fund is distributed among destitute widows and old
unmarried females, in sums not less than Eight Pounds, nor more than Ten. The
recipients must be residenters. Patrons — The Magistrates, Parish Minister, Dean
of Guild, and Town Clerk. Clerks— J. & W. Macdonald. There are 27 recipients
who receive £9 or £10 each.
ARBROATH CHARITIES. SI
Gibson Fund, 1S6S. — The annual produce of this Fund is applied as follows, —
,£100 was formerly paid annually co the Rector of the High School for the educa-
tion of eight boys. This is now altered under the constitution of the Arbroath
Educational Trust. The residue to be divided yearly, at Whitsunday, in sums of
not less than .£20, and not exceeding £Zb, among poor householders. The preference
to be given to worthy persons of fallen fortune. Patrons — Magistrates, Town Clerk,
Dean of Guildry Incorporation, Convener of Trades, Minister, Assistant Minister,
and Kirk Treasurer of Arbroath; Minister and Kirk Treasurer of St Vigeans, and
Minister of Episcopal Church, Arbroath. J. & W. Macdonald, cashiers and agents.
The number of recipients on this fund is 73, who each receive £20 yearly.
Gibson Mortification for Sixteen Poor Householders, 1S6S. — The annual revenue
of £4000 is divided yearlv at Whitsunday, amoung sixteen poor householders residing
in Arbroath. Patrons — Same as above. Amount payable to annuitants— ;£11. Clerks
—J. & W. Macdonald.
John and Helen Davidson Duncan Bequest. — Free annual income to be paid in
annuities of ,£10 per annum to natives or old residenters of either sex, of the
Royal Burgh of Arbroath, between the ages of 50 and 70. Old age pensioners are
excluded. There are at present 8 beneficiaries. Trustees — Provost, Magistrates and
Councillors of Arbroath. Clerk— Robert Finlayson, Town Clerk. Treasurer — E. F.
Cobb, Town Chamberlain.
Mrs Jessie Millar or Reid's — The residue of Mrs Reid's estate is held for divi-
sion at or about Christmas each yea' of .£10 annually amongst such poor and de-
serving members of the fisher class as her trustees select. No recipient at any time,
three years prior to payment, to have been in receipt of parochial relief. Agents—
M'iiain & Anderson, solicitors.
The George Anderson Fund. — This fund was created by the late George Anderson
of Denfield (formerly of George Anderson & Co., Limited, Engineers, Carnoustie),
who bequeathed the residue of his estate, estimated to amount to tully .£M),000, and
directed the income to be applied by h:s trustees in assisting working men and
women connected with Arbroath, who have worked there for not less than ten years,
and who, through no fault of their own, are unable to maintain themselves. The
scheme of administration provides that the benefits of the fund shall consist of (a)
payments at a rate not exceeding in each case 10s per week to be made in advance,
monthly or otherwise as the trustees shall prescribe, and to be alterable or termin-
able at any time in their discretion; (£) special graits to meet temporary needs
arising out of exceptional circumstances. The Trustees are— Dr \V. J. Dewar,
Mr James Shanks, Rev. George Hitchcock, Mr Adam Oliver, S.S.C., and Mr Ernest
F. Cobb. Agents— Messrs Clark, Oliver, Dewar & Webster.
Inchcape Fund.— Purposes of the Fund.— The Trustees shall pay the free annual
income to be derived from the fund to such deserving persons who are natives of,
or residenters within, the Parliamentary boundaries of the burgh of Arbroath (but
so long only as the latter shall be so resident), and who> have been associated with
the sea, or have "gone down to the sea in ships," and who require help; and the
deserving relatives or dependents (who are natives of or are resident in Arbroath)
of such persons who require help, as the Trustees shall decide. There are 71
beneficiaries at present receiving £10 per annum. Clerk— Robert Finlayson, Town
Clerk. Treasurer— E. F. Cobb. Town Chamberlain.
Weir Bequest. — Free annual proceeds to be applied for the benefit of Poor and
deserving persons in the Parish of Arbroath and St Vigeans at the discretion of the
Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of Arbroath and the Parish Minister of
Arbroath and the Parish Minister of St Vigeans, all for the time being. There
are 8 beneficiaries at present receiving £10 oer annum. Clerk — Robert Finlayson.
Treasurer— E. F. Cobb. Town Chamberlain.
Dall Christmas Charity. — Free annual income of £100 to be divided into shares
of £1 each to be paid annually at Christmas to such Poor and deserving natives
or old residenters in the Royal Burgh of Arbroath as the Town Council may select.
Note. — The capital of this charity will fall to be increased by .£250 War Stock on
the death of Mr David DalL. Motherwell, the donor. Six beneficiaries each receive
£1 per annum. Clerk — Robert Finlayson, Town Clerk. Treasurer— E. F. Cobb,
Town Chamberlain.
82 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
m
Red Lion Bar ||jpi 2-4 Barngreen
WHISKIES, BRANDIES, RUMS and
. WINES of the BEST VINTAGES. .
DRAUGHT and BOTTLED BEERS
always in SPARKLING CONDITION.
ARCHP C. PENNIE
Wine & Spirit Merchant
2 8 4 BARflGREEII, ARBROATH
You will find that FISH only
of the FINEST QUALITY are
kept at . .
Stephen's Fish Mart
(WHOLESALE & RETAIL)
15 Keptie Street - - Arbroath
TELEPHONE NO. 170.
Finnans, Smokies and Kippers a Specialty.
Orders by Post or 'Phone Receive Strict Attention.
ARBROATH CHURCHES. 83
Ecclesiastical Information.
ARBROATH PARISH CHURCH— Sunday Services, n a.m., 6 p.m.
Minister — Rev. J. Spence Cuthill, B.D. Assistant Minister — Vacant.
Session Clerk — F. F. Macdonald, Hill Street. Treasurer — James Jack.
Church Officer— James Smith, 19i E. Abbey Street. Ladies' Work Party (Mon-
day, 7 p.m.). President — Mrs Cuthill. Secretary — Miss B. Donaldson, 42 Mar-
ketgate. Sabbath School at 12-50 p.m. Superintendent — The Assistant Minister.
Bible Class, Senior and Tunior — Sundays at 5 p.m. District Visitors —
Convener, Mr P. Elder. Membership — 1730.
ABBEY PARISH CHURCH— Sunday Services, n a.m., o p.m.
Minister— Rev. Alexander Clark, Abbev Manse. Session Clerk— J. M. B. Michie,
18 Church Street. Session Treasurer — J. M. B. Michie. Chairman ot
Trustees— E. W. R. Myles, 31 Brechin Road. Clerk of Trustees— J. C. Robert-
son, 54 Millgate Loan. Choirmistress — Mrs J. T. Anderson, 4 West Abbey St.
Choir meets Thursday, 7.30 p.m. Church Officer — Alex. Paton, East Abbey
Street. Bible Class, Sunday, 5 p.m. — Rev. Alex. Clark. Sunday School, 2.30,
Superintendent — Rev. Alex. Clark. Treasurer — Miss C. Carver, High Street.
Women s Guild — President, Mrs Clark, Abbey Manse; Vice-President, Mrs
Mollison, East Abbey Street. Secretary, Miss Lizzie Flight, 37 Fergus Square.
Meets Monday, 7 p.m.
LADYUOAN PARISH CPIURCH— Sunday Services n a.m., 6 p.m
Minister— Rev. John M'William, M.A., B.D., Ladyloan Manse. Moderator and
Session Clerk— Rev. John M'William. Clerk to the Trustees— William Fraser,
10 Stanley Street. Vice-President of Sunday School— Norman Spink, 24 Helen
Street. Secretary and Joint Treasurer— Frank Wyllie, 39 Green Street.
Church Officer— James Begg, 28 Hannah Street. Junior Guild Bible Classes-
Girls— Miss Maggie Ewing; Boys— D. Ross. Minister's Senior- Bible Class-
Sunday, 7.15 p.m. — Secretary — Peter Warren ; Treasurer — David Wyllie.
\Vomen s Guild.— President— Mrs JVTWilliam ; Vice-Presidents— Miss H. M.
Ewing, Mrs Bisset, Miss A. Cameron, Miss Campbell.
INVERBROTHOCK PARISH CHURCH— Sunday Services n a.m.,
6 p.m.
Minister— Rev. George Hitchcock, M.A., B.D. Session Clerk— Alex. Hood. Craig-
ton, Elliot Street. Treasurer of Session— Alex. Miller, 8 Carnegie Street.
Treasurer & Clerk of Trustees— W. H. Alexander, Clydesdale Bank. Organist &
Choirmaster— W. Jackson, George Street. Junior Choir meets Thursday,
7 p.m. Senior Choir meets Thursday, 8 p.m. Church Officer — G. Miller,
7 James Street. Senior Bible Class :— Sunday, 7.15 p.m.— Rev. G. Hitchcock,
B.D. Sunday School— 12 30. Superintendent— J. Webster, 4 Carnegie St. Infant
School— Miss Macdonald, 9 Cairnie Street. Women's Guild, Tuesday,
7.30. p.m.— President, Mrs Hitchcock; Secretary, Miss Campbell, 36 Hill Street;
Treasurer, Miss Hutchison, 17 Victoria Street. Junior Guild meets every
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. President, Mrs Hitchcock. Social and Dramatic
Circle meets on Fridays, 8 p.m. President — D. Darroch, West Port; Secretary
and Treasurer, Mr Walter Christie, Brechin Road; Librarian— Miss L Beatt,
Abdulla. Elliot Street.
84 ARBROATH CHURCHES.
ST MARGARET'S PARISH CHURCH— Sundav Services, na.m..
6 p.m.
Minister— The Rev. W. E. Gladstone Millar, M.C., B.D. Session Clerk and Trea-
surer— H. V. Neill, solicitor, 93 High Street. Organist and Choirmaster— Ar-
thur A. Wallace, loi West Port. Church Officer— James Stirling, 43 Elliot St.
Sunday School, 12 6o — Superintendent and Secretary — Alex. Finlayson, Alexan-
dra Place. Treasurer — Miss Ritchie. Th; Ministers Class, 7.15 p m. Secretary
and Treasurer — Miss Fraser, 9 Hayswell Road. Women's uuild (ihursday
evening, 7.30 p.m.) — Secretary, Miss Fraser, 9 Hayswell Road. Treasurer, Miss
Soutar, Bracklinn. Junior Guild (Thursdays, 6.30 p.m.) — Secretary, Miss Smith,
24 Dalhousie Place. Convener of Seat-Letting Committee — H. V. Neill, solici-
tor, 93 High Street. Women s -Association for Home and Foreign Missions —
Hon. Secretary for Presbytery — Miss M. A. M.acdonald, Windmill House.
Membership, 1U39. Applications for sittings received by Sess : on Clerk.
LADYLOAN U.F. CHURCH— Sunday Services, n a.m., 6 p.m.
Minister — Rev. James Cameron. Session Clerks — A. A. Symon, Lochlands Cottage,
and Joseph Moffat, Kerrlee, Dalhousie Place. Congregational Treasurer — A. C.
Young, Gasworks House. Clerk of Deacon's Court— James Mackintosh, 2 Seaton
Road. Members' Rollkeeper — Don. L. Manson, Ardgowan, Nolt Loan. Adherents'
Rollkeeper — Kev. James Cameron. W.F.W.O. Treasurer — James S. Micoll,
Hazel Cottage, _ .-.ney Street. Central Fund Treasurer — David Wilson, 23 -> =>c
Port. Foreign Missions Treasurer— Kouert Milligan, 6 Princes Street. Organ-
ist—Mrs Porter, 2{ Russell Street. Membership, "736. ^.mrch Officer— C. Clark,
55 Dishland Street. Convener of Seat-Letting Committee — captain James Pet-
rie, 30 Addison Place. Week-Night Service— Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Women's
Guild, Monday, at 7 p.m. — President, Mrs Cameron; Vice-President, Mrs Hay,
Dalhousie Place; Treasurer. Mrs Wilson, 23 West Pc-rt- Joint Secretaries,
Miss J. J. Scott and Mrs Ure. Girls' Auxiliary, Tuesday, at 7 p.m.— President,
Miss Cameron, Manse; Vice-President, Miss Jenny Donaldson, 6 Hillend Road;
Secretary and Treasurer^ Miss Kathie Anderson. 3 Culloden Terrace. Minis-
ter's Class in Hall, at 7 p.m. Senior Musical Association on Thursday, at 8
p.m. Junior Musical Association on Thursday, at 7.15 p.m.— Conductor, Mrs
Porter. Band of Hope on Thursday at 6 p.m. Superintendent— D. L. Manson,
Ardgowan. Women's Social Hour, alternate Thursdays at 3 p.m. Boys' Club
on Fridays at 7 p.m. Leader — Joseph Moffat, Kerrlee. Dalhousie Place. Chil-
dren's Service on Sabbath at 4.45, Superintendents — David Ramsay and John
Beattie.
KNOX'S U.F. CHURCH— Sunday Services, n a.m., 6 p.m.
Minister — Rev. Adam. Superintendent of Sabbath School — Mr James
Moffat, Howard Street. Session Uerk— G. Sherriffs, Lochlea. Clerk of Deacons-
Court— James Vannet, 2^ Fergus Street. Treasurer— D. Smith, 62 Lochlands
Street. Membersnip— 350. Church Officer— J. Robertson, .Lochlands Street.
INVERBROTHOCK U.F. CHURCH— Sunday Services, n a.m., 6 p.m.
Minister— Rev. D. C. Wiseman, M.A., Lochland House, Elliot Place. Session
Clerk— David B. King, Balbardie, Neville Street. Superintendent of
Sabbath School— W. E. Crichton, Mansfield, Brechin Road. Con-
gregational Treasurer— David Carnegie, 21 Russell Street. Central Fund Trea-
surer—David Grant, 4 Lochland Street. Clerk of Deacons' Court— David Car-
negie, 21 Russell St. Convener of Seat-Letting Committee— David Carnegie, 21
Russell Street. Secretary of Women's Guild— Miss Walker, 50 St Vigeans
Road. Organist and Choirmaster— William F. Sutherland, 2j0 High Street
Church Officer— David Hastings, 30 Hamilton Green.
ARBROATH CHURCHES.
ST NINIAN'S U.F. CHURCH— Sunday Services, 11 a.m., 6 p.m.
Minister — Rev. Evan M. Campbell, Saint Ninian's Manse, 6 Albert Street.
Session Clerk — William Ramsay. Congregational Treasurer — Watson
Baird. W.F.W.O. Treasurer — John Jack. Superintendent of Sab-
bath School — James Pirie. Organist — George C. Paterson. Church Officer
—Win. Croal, 20 West Abbey Street. Women's Guild— Hon. President, Mrs
Howat ; President — Mrs E. M. Campbell; Vice-President — Mrs T. S. Anderson;
Treasurer — Mrs George S. Robertson; Secretary — Miss Ellis, 6 Rosemount Road.
The Ministers Bible Class (October to March), 5 p.m.; Prayer Meeting (October
to March), Tuesday, at 7.30 p.m.
PRINCES STREET U.F. CHURCH— Sunday Services, 11 a.m., 6 p.m.
Minister — Rev. James Murray. Session Clerk — David Cuthbert. Session
Treasurer — Arthur S. Fairweather. Preses — Alexander H. Salmond, M.A. Trea-
surer — Arthur S. Fairweather, Kinloch Terrace. Clerk to Managers — J. Harold
Leuchars, 13 East Abbey Street. Organist — Helen B. Mill. Superintendent
of Sunday School — Rev. J. Murray. Secretary of Sabbath School — Alastair D.
Fairweather. Membership— 542. Church Officer — Robert Gilbert, 30 Millgate
Loan. Missypn Committee — Secretary, Angus M. Fairweather. Bible Class
meets every Sunday after evening service. Service for Deaf Mutes — Sunday
Morning, 12.30, and Evening, 6 o'clock. Work Party — Monday evening at 7
o clock. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.
ERSKINE U.F. CHURCH— Sundav Services, n a.m., 6 p.m.
Minuter — Rev. Thomas Ure Paterson, M.A., Erskine Church Manse, 8 Dalhousie
Place. Session Clerk — J. R. W. Clark. Roll-keeper — John Tait. Preses —
John C. Grant. Secretary — W. O. Brown, 42 Nolt Loan Road. Treasurer — Adam
Oliver, S.S.C. Mission* Secretary and Treasurer— J. D. M'Culloch, 60 High
Street. Organist and Choirmaster — William Hunter, 6 Carnegie Street.
Church Officer — William Millar, Erskine Church House, 51 Marketgate.
Sunday School meets at close of forenoon service>. Superintendent
— Alexander Scott, 64 Fergus Square. Junior Bible Class meets at 5 p.m., and
the Minister's Bible Class at close of evening service (October to March).
Senior Bible Class Secretary and Treasurer — Fred Millar, 51 Marketgate.
On Mondays, the Women's Working Guild meets at 7 p.m. Secretary — Miss
Christie, 56 Rossie Street. Girls' Auxiliary — Mondays at 7.30 p m. Meeting
for Bible Study — Tuesdays, 7.30 p.m. Church Choir Practice on Thursday
evening at 8 15. Men's Guild — Fridays, at 8 p.m. Secretary — J Irvine Keir,
12 Colvill Place.
CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH— Sunday Services, n a.m., 6 p.m.
Minister — Rev. Thomas Shanks. Secretary, Jas. Riley, 30 Elliot Street. Treasurer
— John D. Dundas, 4 Hillend Road. Superintendent of Sunday School — T.
Riley. 30 Elliot Street. Organist — D. H. Scott, 64 Fergus Square. Sunday
School at close of morning service. Minister's Bible Class, Sunday, at 5 p.m.
Ladies' Sewing Guild on Tuesday everiings at 7.30- Girls' and Boys' Society,
Thursdays, 6 30 p.m. Choir Practice, Thursday, 8 p.m. Mutual Improvement
Society on alternate Fridays at 8.15 p.m. during winter. Church Officer — James
Kerr, 25 Duke Street.
UNITED ORIGINAL SECESSION CHURCH— Sunday Services,
ii a.m., 2.15 p.m.
Minister — Vacant. Session Clerk — Andrew Ellis, 72 Rossie Street. Congregational
Treasurer — A. G. Petrie, Gravesend. Clerk of Managers — Bertie Alexander,
High Street. Leader of Psalmody — Arthur Hamilton. Sabbath School meets
at 3.30, A. G. Petrie, Superintendent. Young Women's Guild — Mrs Wm. Car-
rie, President. Literary Society — President. Arthur Hamilton ; Vice-President,
Miss Annie Petrie; Secretary, Bert Alexander. Executive — Miss Marion Lun-
die, Miss Nora Lyall, Wm. Carrie. Matthew Briggs, and the office-bearers.
Meets in Church Hall on alternate Tuesdays.
BAPTIST CHURCH— Sundav Services, 11 a.m., 6 p.m.
Mir> ;ct "r — P°v. James C Mackay. Secv. — David Chalmers. 55 Rossie St. Treas. — ■
Miss J. A. MacLaren, Commerce Street. Sunday School Super-
intendent — Mr J. L. Bannerman, 23 Kinnaird Street. Church Officer —
Mr Tames Dear, 10 Dishlandtown Street. Christian Endeavour — Monday, at
7.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting— Wednesday, at 7.30 p.m. S.S. at 12.30. Ladies'
Auxiliary — Tuesday, at 7.15 p.m.
ARBROATH CHURCHES.
ST JOHN'S METHODIST CHURCH— Sunday Services, n a.m.,
6 p.m. Sunday School, 12.15 p.m.; Bible Study, 7.15 p.m.
Minister — Rev. Thomas J. Bellis, St John's Manse, Seaton Road. Circuit Steward —
Mr C. C. Anderson, 13 George Street. Society Stewards — Mr George Anderson,
35 Elliot Street, and Mr R. Tulloch, The Bungalow, Rose Street. Poor Stewards
— Mr J. S. Bennet, 31 Cairnie Street, and Mr D. Milne, Wesley House. Church
Steward — Capt. D. B. Marshall, Salisbury Place. Superintendent of Sunday
School, Mr C. C. Anderson^ Secretary, Mr George Anderson. Monday, 7 p.m.
— Sewing Meeting. President, Mrs H. Wilson, 24 Elliot Street; Vice-Presidents,
Mrs Skelton, 1 Church Street, and Mrs Downing, o/ Leonard Street; Secretary,
Mrs Bellis, St John's M anse ; Treasurer, Mrs Nicoll, 14 Kyd Street. Tuesday,
7.45 p.m.— i'oung People's Guild. Secretary, Miss Mollison, Bank Street. Wed-
nesday, 6 p.m. — Junior Guild. Wardens, Rev. and Mrs T. J. Bellis. Wednes-
day, 7.30 p.m. — Senior Wesley Guild. Secretary, Mr Allan Bowman, 19 Cather-
ine Street. Organist — Mr George Anderson. Church Officer — Mr D. Milne,
Wesley House, Ponderlaw Street. Membershin — 148.
S. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH— Sunday Services, S.30 and
11 a.m., 6 p.m.
Rector— Rev. Ed. W. Millar, B.A. (Oxon.). Treasurer— G. W. Ronald. Lay Elector
Mr G. R. Thomson. Lay Representative — A. R. Duncan, Parkhill. Secretary of
Home Mission Committee — Miss Duncan, Strachan Street. Superintendent of
Foreign Mission Guild — Mrs E. W. Millar, The Rectory. Secretary of Women's
Association tor Foreign Missions — Mrs Millar,, The Rectory. Sec-
retary of Aberlour Work Party — Mrs Millar, the Rectory. Secretary of Clergy
Fund — T. M'Quillen. Organist and Choirmaster — H. V. Stone. Membership
about 1000. Communicants about 4o0. S. Mary's Men's Club — Howard Street.
Secretary — Mr D. W. Grewar, Herald Office Buildings. Membership, about 50.
ST THOMAS CATHOLIC CHURCH— Sunday Services 9 and 11 a.m., 6 p.m.
Clergyman — Rev. William M'Currach. Congregation — about 400. Mistress of
Sunday School — Miss Williams. Needlework Guild Secretary and Treasurer —
Miss M. M'Currach, Dishland Street. During Musketry season Sunday morn-
ing service at 10 only. Catholic Insurance Society Agent — A. Petrie — 20 Helen
Street.
SALVATION ARMY— Citadel, 45 Marketgate— Sunday Services,-
11 a.m., 3 and 6.45 p.m.
Commanding Officers — Captain Albert E. Towns, Lieutenant R. W. Ponting.
Week Night Services on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8 p.m. Treasurer
— Mrs Fraser, 9 Green Street. Secretary — Vacant. Young People's Sunday
School at 7.30 and 5 p.m. Tuesday, 6 p.m. — Band of Love Class. 7-3D p.m.,
Young People's Legion and Bible Class. Local Officers responsible for Young
People's Work — Miss A. Duncan, " Hawthornbank," and Mr J. Littlejohn, 2'/
Leonard Street. Women's Home League meeting every Wednesday night, at
8 p.m. Treasurer, Miss M. Lundie; and Secretary, Miss M. Beattie.
ARBROATH ESTABLISHED PRESBYTERY.
Ministerial Members — James S. Cuthill, B.D., Arbroath; Alex. Clark, Abbey;
G. Hitchcock, B.D., Inverbrothock ; vv . E. G. Miliar, &.D., St Margaret's; John
M'William, B.D., Ladyloan— Arbroath. A. C. Kennedy, B.D., Arbirlot; R. In-
gram. B.D., Auchmithie; John Heggie, Barry; J. G. Lyon, B.D., Carmyl-
lie, James Baillie, M.A., Carnoustie. Alex. iu.ilis, M.A., Colliston (Clerk;;
Norman D. Kennedy, M.A., Friockheim ; W. G. Law, M.A-, Guthrie; Andrew
Halden, Inverkeilor ; William Martin, Kinnell ; John Boyle, B.D., Kirkden ;
Walter P. Cox, M.A., Lunan ; John Caesar, M.A., Panbride ; Charles E. Duff,
B.D., St Vigeans.
UNITED FREE CHURCH PRESBYTERY OF ARBROATH AND
FORFAR.
Ministerial Members — Arbroath — Erskine, T. Ure Paterson, M.A. ; Inverbrothock,
D. C. Wiseman, M.A. ; Knox's, vacant; Ladyloan, James Cameron; Princes
Street, James Murrav ; St Ninian's, Rev. Evan M. Campbell; Arbirlot, John
Oliver; Barry, A. j' Campbell. M.A. ; Carmyllie, John Thomson, M.A. ; Car-
noustie — Erskine, J. F. Dempster, Colleague and Successor, vacant; St
Stephen's, W. Cumming Thom, Ph.D. Colliston, vacant. Letham, A. M. Doug-
las, M.A.; Forfar— East, Geo. P. Philps ; West, Peter Diack, M.A. ;' Friock-
heim, John Smith. M.A. (Clerk); Inverkeilor, John Adams, B.D. ; Kirriemuir —
North, J. Park Noble; South, vacant; First, James G. Marr, M.A. ; Memus,
John M. Craig; Panbride, Alex. White, B.D. Ministers Emeritis— E. T-
Vernon, M.A. ; J. P. Lilley, D.D. ; John A. Tweedie. Rev. R. F. Chisholm,
B.D., Transylvania, is also a member of Presbytery.
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ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 87
Other Public Boards, Societies, &c.
REGISTRAR'S OFFICE— 81. High Street.
Registrar — Alexander Smith, 24 Culloden Terrace. Assistant — James M. B. Michie,
18 Church Street. Hours on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday — 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m., and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. ; on Wednesdays and Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Births must be registered within 21 days; Marriages, 3 days; Deaths, 8 days.
Notice of Marriage to be put on the Board must be seven entire days.
BURGH STATUTORY LICENSING COURT.
Burgh Magistrates. Annual Court — Second Tuesday of April at 12 noon. Half-
Yearly Court — Third Tuesday of October at 12 noon.
ARBROATH BURGH LICENSING APPEAL COURT.
Provost Robertson, Bailie Chapel, and the representatives from Montrose, Forfar
and Brechin.
COUNTY STATUTORY LICENSING COURT.
Annual Court — Third Tuesday of April, at 12 noon. Half-Yearly Court — Last Tues-
day of October, at 12 noon. D. j^iulcjohn, solicitor, J. P., Clerk Depute for
Arbroath District.
SHERIFF COURT— Commerce Street.
Held every Wednesday at 11 a.m. Judges — Sheriff George Morton,
K.C.; Sheriff Substitute Gordon; Hon. Substitutes— A. R. Duncan, W. J. Rollo,
and F. F. Macdonald. Depute Sheriff Clerk — James Duncan. Bar Officer —
Thomas Alder.
OLD AGE PENSIONS OFFICERS.
Pension Officers— T. A. M'Quillen, John Fyfe, and A. G. Kydd, Customs and
Excise Office, Shore.
NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE COMMITTEE— Arbroath Burgh.
Persons appointed by the Town Council — ■ Treasurer D. R. Macdonald,
Councillor W. J. Anckorn, Councillor F. Irons, Councillor A. King, Miss
M.. S. Young, Miss M. A. Macdonald, Dr A. D'. Yule. Persons appoint-
ed by the Scottish Insurance Commissioners— Mrs Dick, Lochhead ; Mrs
Royal, Dr Keith. Grouped Societies — Miss Bisset, D. D. Calder, Miss A.
Edward, A. Hood, G. M'Ardle, A. Petrie, J. P. Reid. Representatives from
Individual Societies— T. C. Esplin, J. Scott, J. W. Hodgson, W. Purdie, R. Bis-
set, W. C. Henderson, T. Woodside, Mrs Joss, Miss xiosea, W. Stewart.
Representatives from Doctors — Dr j. D. Gilruth, Dr Laing. Deposit Con-
tributors Representative — T. Rilev. Chairman — W. Purdie. Vice-Chairman —
D. D. Calder. Secretary— T. W. P. Gourley, 82 Marketgate.
ARBROATH PUBLIC HEALTH HOSPITAL & SMALLPOX
HOSPITAL.
Under the management of Arbroath Town Council, for the reception and treatment
of cases occurring within the Burgh of Arbroath. Matron — Miss Haldane.
Members of Committee in Charge of Hospitals : — Provost Robertson, Councillor
Corsar (convener), Treasurer Macdonald, and Councillor Dewar. Clerk —
Robert Finlayson, Town Clerk.
CUSTOMS AND EXCISE— Office, 64 Ladybridge Street.
Preventive Officer — John Laird. Deputy Receiver of Wreck, Registrar of Shipping
and Roval Naval Reserve, and Superintendent of Mercantile Marine — T. A.
M'Quillen, J. Fyfe, and A. G. Kydd. Office hours— 2-3 p.m.; Saturdays— 11 to
noon.
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YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Arbroath Burgh School Management
Committee.
ARBROATH HIGH SCHOOL
THE School provides a COMPLETE COURSE of
Education — -Primary, Intermediate, and Second-
ary. Pupils are prepared both for the University and for
Commercial life. The Class Rooms and Laboratories are
provided with all Modern Apparatus and Accessories.
Needlework, Woodwork, Gymnastics, Swimming and
Singing are included in the Curriculum. The School is a
recognised Centre for the training of Students intending
to become Teachers. Bursaries and Scholarships are very
numerous.
All information may be had from the Rector .
ARBROATH PUBLIC BOARDS, &c. 89
COAST GUARD.
Inspector of Division— Captain Way, Aberdeen. Inspector of District — Mr J.
Ralph. Arbroath Station : — Station Officer — H. Brunimage. Coast Guard —
A. F. Thomas. Carnoustie Coastguard— A. R. Coffin, H. Burvill, R. F. Lew-
ington. Keys of L.S.A. House — Arbroath and Carnoustie at Coastguard.
ROCKET APPARATUS.
Kept at House, East Grimsby, in charge of Coastguard.
BELL ROCK LIGHTHOUSE.
Built on Inchcape Rock, about 12 miles south-east of Arbroath. There are four
keepers, three of whom are always on the rock, and one on shore.
BELL- ROCK LIGHTHOUSE SIGNAL TOWER, Ladyloan.
The residence of the light-keepers when on shore.
Principal — John D. M'Gilvray. Assistants — Andrew Twatt, rindrew M. Black,
James Mitchell.
SHIP-BROKER.
Lloyd's Agent — A. S. Edward, 6 Hayswell Road.
ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION— Founded, 1824.
(Supported solely by voluntary contributions.)
Arbroath Branch. — Lifeboat House — East Grimsby. Patron — Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Northes'k. President — Provost A. MacLaren Robertson. Hon. Secy, and Treas. —
John SI. Mackay, Commercial Bank. Coxswain — David Cargill, 6 Marketgate.
Second Coxswain— Andrew Cargill, 26 Seagate. Bowman— William Bruce, 11
Marketgate. bignalman — Robert Stracnan, 53 High btreet. Fleet— 121 Self-
righting Boats; 66 Special Types, <*3 Motor Lifeboats. Lives saved from ship-
wreck in 1923, nearly 600, entailing Mfj lifeboat launches.
ARBROATH BURGH SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE.
Chairman— David Littlejohn. Other Members — W. J. Anckorn, W. F. Anderson,
David Dowaii, David Drysdale, Dr Dewar, William Gordon, Richard ii. Hart,
Rev. G. Hitchcock, A. King, Rev. W. McCurrach, W. L. Milne, J. P. Reid, G.
Robertson, Miss Young. Clerk— W. H. Alexander, 62 Hign Sc. Officer & Care-
taker — Thomas Ross, 15 George Street. Assistant Officer — Alex. Mather. Pro-
perty Sub-Committee — Miss \ oung, Dr Dewar, and Messrs Littlejohn, Anderson^
ivinne, (joiu.on, and Kooertson — Mr .Littlejohn, convener. Officer's Sub-Com-
mittee — Miss Young, Rev. Wm. McCurrach, and Messrs Reid, Anckorn, Dowall,
Littlejohn, and Hart — Mr Reid, convener. Continuation Classes Sub-Commit-
tee — Rev. George Hitchcock, Rev. Wm. McCurrach, and Messrs King, Reid,
Drysdale, Dowall, and Littlejohn — Mr King, convener. Medical Treatment Sub-
Committee — Rev. George Hitchcock, Dr Dewar, and Messrs Anckorn, Gordon,
and Littlejohn — Mr Hitchcock, convener; Bursaries Sub-Committee — Rev. Geo.
Hitchcock, and Messrs Reid, Anckorn, McCurrach, Gordon and Littlejohn
— Mr Littlejohn, convener. School Registers Sub-Committee : — High School —
Miss Young and Messrs Anckorn and King. Keptie School — Messrs King, Reid,
and Dowall. Inverbrothock School — Messrs Llart and Milne. Abbey School —
Rev. George Hitchcock and Mr Littlejohn. Parkhouse School — Dr Dewar and
Rev. Wm. McCurrach. Cookery School— Mr Hart. St Thomas School— Mr
Anckorn.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
High School.— Rector— D. Drysdale, M.A., B.Sc. English & History— John Patter-
son; Miss Mary A. B. Crichton, M.A. ; Miss A. J. Leuchars, M.A. Geography —
Miss M. S. Kelly, M.A. Classics— G. S. Robertson, xu.A. ; iVliss A. C. Stirling,
Modern Languages — J. S. MAlley, Miss E. I. Henderson, Miss A. C. Stirling,
M.A. Mathematics— W. N. Prophet, M.A. ; Jas. Anderson, M.A., B.Sc. ; Miss
J. Matthew, M.A. Science— A. T. M'Kenzie, M.A., B.Sc, Ph.D.; R. C. Brown,
B.Sc, J. C. Ross, B.Sc. Drawing— A. Inglis, F.S.A. (Scot.), Miss E. A. Anderson.
Music— C. A. Forster,- A.R.C.O. Needlework— Miss May l>. Anderson. Wood-
work— C. Chatwin. Physical Instruction— G. R. Edward & Miss P. M. Clulow.
Primary Department — A. 11. Salmond, M.A. ; Miss Euphemia Tarbat, Miss
Elizabeth D. Matthews, Miss Dorothy M. Smith, Miss Jane A. M. Watt, Miss
Edith Riddle, Miss Harriet A. Rodger, Miss Amy W. Williamson, Miss
Margaret E. Wark. Janitor — James Christie, High School Lodge.
Keptie Intermediate — Headmaster, Archibald M'Callum. Mathematics — F. W. Fer-
guson, M.A.; Miss A. T. McLaren, M.A.', B.Sc; Miss F. M. P. Robertson,
M.A.; James P. Fraser, M.A. ; Miss A. M. Nicoll ; Miss M. D. Smart. English
Historv— F. D. R. McLaren, M.A. ; Miss C. E. McKenzie, M.A. ; J. P. Fraser,
M.A. ; "Miss H. Sandeman, M.A. ; Miss M. T. Bruce; Miss Isabella Herald;
90 ARBROATH PUBLIC BOARDS, &c.
Miss M. D. Smart. Science— Miss A. T. McLaren, M.A.., B.Sc; Miss F. M. P.
Robertson, M.A. French— Miss C. E. McKenzie, M.A. Geography— J. P-
Fraser, M.A. Drawing— Miss S. Will. Needlework — Miss J. Airth. Com-
mercial Subjects — Miss I. Herald. Domestic Science — Miss J. T. Kinloch and
Miss J. E. Howe. Woodwork — J. C. Swankie. Music — C, A. Forster, A.R.C.O.
Physical Training — G. R. Edward and Miss P. M. Clulow- Primary School —
Miss A. Laing, Miss M. Niven, Mrs M. Gordon. Janitor — Alex. Janes, 79
Keptie Street.
Abbey — Headmaster, Wm. O. Brown, F.E.I.S. Number on Roll, 382- Average at-
tendance, 337. School year ended 31st July. Janitor — William Martin, Elm
Terrace, Demondale.
Inverbrothock.— Headmaster— James Guild, B.A. (Lond.), L.C.P., F.S.A. (Scot.).
School year ended 31st July. Janitor — George Leslie, 47 Kinnaird Street.
Number on Roll, 664. Average attendance, O04.2.
Parkliouse — Headmaster, A. D. Gilbert, M.A. School year ended 31st July. Num-
ber on Roll — 507. Average attendance — 453. Janitor — Stewart Dilly, 4 Stanley
Street.
Ladyloan. Headmaster — W. F. Anderson, F.E.I.S. School year ended 31st July.
Number on Roll, 345. Average attendance, 312. Janitor — David Monro, 49
Wallace Street.
St Thomas R.C. School.— Teacher, Miss A. Williams. Number on Roll— 103. Aver-
age attendance — 96.
Continuation Classes. Superintendent — A. H. Salmond, M.A. I. — High School —
Classes — Engineering, Building Construction, French, Gaelic, Ambulance, Sick
Nursing, Chemistry, Milliner}'. Dressmaking, Plain Needlework, Spinning,
Weaving. II. — Keptie School — Division III. — Headmaster, F. D. R. McLaren,
M.A. Classes in Commercial, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Shorthand, English,
Typewriting. III. — Cookery School — Miss J. E. Howe. Classes in Cookery,
Household Management.
DALE COTTAGE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Brechin Road.
President — A. R. Duncan, Esq., of Parkhill. Vice-Presidents — Claud Strachan
Carnegie, Esq., of Tarrie. Colin Grant, Esq., of Woodside, and A. D. Lowson,
Esq., of Elmbank. Hon. Treasurer — A. C. Anderson, iion. Secretary — Wm.
Chapel, solicitor. Hon. Physician — J. Thomson, ivj..j^. non. Dental bur-
geon— D. M. Small, L.D.S. (Englanu;. Hon. Auditor— E. F. Cobb. Super-
intendent and Matron— Mr and Mrs W. Stewart. Teacher — Miss Patterson.
Number of scholars — 30.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND— Forfarshire Branch.
Chairman — James Keir, Drumgeith School, by Dundee. Vice-Chairman — John
Strachan, Carnoustie School. Secretary — J. B. Rodger, Academy, Forfar. Trea-
surer — John M'Donald, Famell. District Representatives — Arbroath Secy. — W.
F. Anderson; Treasurer, F. D. R. McLaren, Keptie School. Dundee — Secy. &
Treas. — Jas. Keir, Drumgeith. Montrose — Sec\\ & Treas., J. Macdonald. Forfar
Secretary and Treasurer, J. B. Rodger. Council Representatives for Fortar
and Kincardine — W. F. Anderson, Arbroath. J. B. Riddoch, Stonehaven. Coun-
cil Representatives of Secondary Teachers — G. S. Robertson, Arbroath.
PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
From the Town Council — Bailie Beatt, Treasurer Macdonald, Councillors Anckorn,
Dewar, Irons, King, Littlejohn, Reid, Sherriffs, Souttar. From the Rate-
payers — James Jack (chairman), John Archibald, Rev. James Cameron, J. C.
Christie, David Drysdale, Peter Elder, C. P. Macallum, Rev. James Murray,
Thomas Riley, and George R. Wallace. Librarian — Miss Stracnan. Secretary
and Treasurer — W. J. Rollo. Hours — Lending Department, 11 a.m. till 4 p.m.,
and 6 p.m. till 8 p.m.; Reference Department, 11 a.m. till 8 p-m.; Reading
Room, 9 a.m. till 8.30 p.m. On Thursday the Lending and Reference Depart-
ments are closed at 1 p.m.
PICTURE GALLERY— Library Buildings— Open to the Public Free.
Under the Management of the Library Committee. Hours Open — May to Septem-
ber, 11 a.m. till 6 p.m. October to April — 11 a.m. till dusk. Closed on
Thursday at 1 p.m. Curator — Miss Strachan.
MUSEUM — Webster Memorial Hall (Now under Library Committee).
Open to the Public Free. Hours— 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Caretaker— Robert Spink.
ARBROATH PUBLIC BOARDS, &c. 91
ALLAN-FRASER ART COLLEGE, HOSPITALFIELD.
(Founded by the late Patrick Allan-Fraser, H .R.S.A., under the authority of
whose Trustees the College is conducted?)
Governor — Peter Munnoch. Agents and Factors — J. & W. Macdonald. Tenure of
study — Four years. For male students intending to make art a profession, but
who are unable, through insufficient means, to get the necessary training else-
where.
ARBROATH SECTION OF ST ANDREW'S AMBULANCE CORPS.
Patronesses — Mrs Lindsay Carnegie, of Anniston ; Mrs Chalmers, of Woodhill,
Blairgowrie; Mrs A. S. Briggs, Bruce Hotel, Carnoustie; Mrs R. F. D. Bruce,
of Collision Castle; Mrs Charles Bruce of Tarriebank. President— Thomas
Scott, Esq., of West Newton. Vice-Presidents — Ex-Provost A. C. Anderson,
Fernlea; D. C. Lindsay Carnegie, Esq., of Kinblethmont ; ex-Provost G.
Rutherford Thomson, Viewbank ; Provost Robertson, Rosemount ; G. R. Wal-
lace, Esq., 66 Nolt Loan; Harry Corsar, Esq., Cardean, Morley Place; Norman
B. Anderson, Esq., Seaforth; J. M. Smith, Esq., L.M. & S., Dundee; J. Wil-
kie, Esq., L. & N.E., Dundee; Chief Constable J. Macdonald, Greenbank ; D.
M. Baxter, Esq., Wordie & Co.'s Agent. Hon. Surgeon and Lecturer — D. Laing,
Esq., M.D. Commandant — Mr James Riley. Assistant Commandant— Mr Henry
Black. Sergeant — Mr John Clark. First Corporals — Mr James Gentles and Mr
James Marr. Second Corporals — Miss Elizabeth Strachan and Miss Annie Ross.
Secretary — Mr J. B. Edmonds, 62 Howard Street. Treasurer — Miss Carrie
Hendry. Committee— Mr John Clark, Mr Thomas C. Esplin ; Miss Mary Col-
ville, Miss Annie Ross, Mr James Marr, Miss C. D. Crawford. Auditors — Mr
J. S. C. Smith and Mr Walter Edmonds.
INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY.
President — W. W. Webster of Denley. Vice-Presidents — Colin Grant of
Woodside, ex-Provost Rutherford Thomson, and Alexander Hood. Chairman
of Weekly Committee — J. C. Dewar. Hon. Consulting Physician and Sur-
geon—Prof. Turton Price, M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C.S. (Edin.), Dundee. Attending
Surgeons— David Laing, M.D. ; J. D. Gilruth, M.D., M.A. ; Arthur D. Yule,
M.B., B.Sc. ; J. E .G. Thomson, M.B., CM. ; also Resident Doctor. Hon. Trea-
surer— W. J. Rollo. Hon. Secretary— F. F. Macdonald. Auditor— T. W. P-
Gourley. Lady Superintendent — Miss M'Elney. Hours of Visiting — Wednesday
to Saturda} 7 , 7 to 8 p.m. ; Sunday, 3.30 to 4.30 p.m. Annual Meeting in June.
ARBROATH LITERARY CLUB.
President — W. E. Crichton. Vice-Presidents — G. S. Robertson (ex officio), T. C.
Dewar, and W. Royal. Hon. Secretary — D. Drysdale, High School. Hon.
Treasurer — J. Archibald, Commercial Bank. Members of Committee — W. F.
Anderson and John Matthew.
ARBROATH BURNS CLUB.
Hon. Presidents — Lord St Vigeans, Ex-Provost Grant, Dr Gilruth. Hon. Vice-
P'-esidents — Ex-Provosf Rutherford Thomson Ex-Provost Anderson, and Sir R.
Hutchison, M.P. President — Bailie Chapel, Vice-Presidents — Mr James
Hood and Mr Harry Corsar. Joint Secretaries — Messrs R. Kinnear and John
Joss. Treasurer — Mr James Macdonald. Committee — Messrs W. Beattie, J. B.
Crockatt, D. Drury, J. G. Booth, W. W. Royal. A. B. Winton, W. Walker, R.
McGlashan, and John Stewart. Membership — 130.
COMUNN GATDHLIG— Instituted igir.
President — William Malcolm. Vice-Presidents — Hector Urquhart, William Chal-
mers. Secy, and Treasurer— Murdoch J. Mackay, 4 Lochland St. Committee —
Misses Marion Mackay, Jessie A. Coull, and Messrs M. J. Mackay, W. Mudie,
Gordon Ferrier, and W. Hutchison. Bard — William Malcolm. Hon. Pipers —
Pipe-Major A. Lundie and James Begg.
THE NSW CLUB— Guildry Buildings, Arbroath.
Chairman — William Webster. Committee — William Webster, Tohn H. Sim, H. S.
Hunter, Thomas Scott, Harry Corsar, and John A. Wilson. Secretary — D.
Littlejohn, solicitor.
ARBROATH SCIENTIFIC AND NATURAL HISTORY ASSOCIATION.
President — James S. Nicoll. Vice-Presidents — James S. Whyte, Alex. H. Salmond,
M.A. Secretary and Treasurer — W. W. Royal, 12 Addison Place. Councillors
— Jane Y. Mackay, Alex. P. Lowson, Alex. Christi.e Capt. A. S. Edward,
Alex. C. Young. Annual Meeting — Third Thursday in May.
92 ARBROATH CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
NORMAL CLIMATOLOGICAL METEOROLOGICAL STATION (LOCJtiLANDSJ
Observer — James W. Robertson, Western Cemetery Lodge.
CHORAL, UNION.
Hon. Presidents — Ex-Provost Grant; the Hon. Mrs Lindsay Carnegie, Kinbleth-
mont ; Capt. A. H. Maule Ramsay, Kellie Castle; and Mr Thomas Scott, West
Newton. President — Ex-Provost Rutherford Thomson. Vice-Presidents — A.
Be,att, G. C. Paterson, J. C. Dewar, and G. A. Francis. Secretary — John Joss,
107 High Street. Joint" Treasurers— W. H. Thorneycroft, 127 High Street, and
Thomas A. McQuillan, Hillend Road. Librarian — George Paterson. Committee
—Mrs Grant, D. Drury, John Eddie, T. A. McQuillan, Watson Baird, W. H.
Thorneycroft, George Salmond, Geo. F. Ronald, and A. Spalding. Conductor —
Claude A. Forster. Pianist — Arthur A. Wallace. Annual Meeting — First week
in October.
ARBROATH DRAMATIC SOCIETY.
Hon. Patron— Martin Harvey, Esq. Hon. Presidents— Dr Gilruth, Dr Yule, A. D.
Lowson, Esq. President — Geo. T. Wilson, Esq. Vice-President — Mr Geo. N.
Boath. Secretary and Treasurer — Miss V. G. Cobb, 3 West Grimsby.
UNITAS DRAMATIC CLUB.
Chairman — John Ritchie. Stage Manager — George Boath.
ARBROATH CAGE BIRD SOCIETY— Instituted 1905.
Hon. Presidents— Miss Ruth Webster, Dr W. J. Dewar, Mr J. Matthews, Mr D. R.
Macdonald, Capt. Edwards. President— Mr A. Niven. Vice-President — Mr D.
Watt. Secretary— Mr W. Guild, 7 West Mill Wynd. Treasurer— Mr D. Mor-
ton. Committee of Management— Messrs J. Shepherd, D. Scott, D. Millar, W.
Muir, C. Millar, D. Shepherd.
ARBROATH CANINE CLUB.
Hon. President — F. F. Macdonald. President— D. R. Macdonald. Vice-President—
A. Lisk. Interim Hon. Secretary and Treasurer — William C. Chalmers
Committee — Messrs W. C. Chalmers, Alex. Scott, Wm. H. Thorneycroft, Alex.
Key, A. Ritchie, R. K. Gould, A. Chalmers, Wm. Macdonald, John M'Pher-
son, Wm. Dall, C. Graham, Wm. Blair.
ARBROATH INSTRUMENTAL BRASS BAND— Established 1893.
Hon. President — Provost Robertson. Vice-Presidents — Treasurer Macdonald; Chief
Constable Macdonald; Ex-Provost Thomson; Ex-Provost Anderson; W.
McGregor. President — J. Ritchie. Vice-President — J. Lorimer. Hon. Secy. —
H. Ritchie, 3i St Mary Street. Treasurer — A. Chapman (pro. tern). Band-
master — J. B. Esplin. Professional Conductor — Robt. Rimmer. The Band
practises every Tuesday and Thursday in Band Room, Helen Street. The Town
Council are Trustees for the instruments used by the Band.
ARBROATH HIGHLAND PIPE BAND
Pipe-Major — Alexander Lundie. Sergeant — A. Soutar. Corporal — W. Middleton.
President— E. Robbie. Secretary — Andrew Carrie, Ogilvy Place. Committee —
Soutar, Carrie, Lawrence, Lundie, Begg.
SCOTTISH NATIONAL LEAGUE— ARBROATH BRANCH (Instituted 1921).
President— James C. Hav. Vice-President— Gordon Ferrier. Secretary— Murdoch
J. Mackay, 4 Lochland St. Committee— D. V. Cargill, W. Hutchison, G. Crowe.
ARBROATH AND DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
President— H. S. Buchan, Hilton of Arbikie, Inverkeilor. Secretary— R. S. Smith,
solicitor, Commerce Street.
GUILDRY INCORPORATION.
Dean — Ex-Provost Thomson. Council — John C. Dewar, John A. Wilson, A. D. Low-
son, James Jack, James Hood, C. D. Wilson, and William Chapel. Clerk,
Treasurer, and Fiscal— A. C. Anderson. Annual meeting in October.
SEVEN INCORPORATED TRADES.
Convener— A. D. Lowson. Clerk— A. C. Anderson. Annual Meeting— Michaelmas.
ARBROATH CLUBS AND SOCIETIES. 93
GLOVER INCORPORATION.
Deacon — A. D. Lowson. Boxmaster and Clerk — A. C. Anderson. Annual Meeting —
Michaelmas.
WEAVERS' INCORPORATION.
Deacon — W. P. Sandeman. Boxmaster — A. C. Anderson. Clerk and Assessor — A.
C. Anderson. Annual Meeting — Michaelmas.
SHOEMAKERS.
Deacon — Arthur Scott Fair-weather. Boxmaster and First Key-Keeper — Robert I-
Low. Second Key Keeper and Councillor — James Guild Booth.
Clerk — A. C. Anderson, solicitor. Annual Meeting — Michaelmas.
HAMMERMEN.
Deacon — Vacant. Boxmaster — A. P. Lowson. Clerk — A. C. Anderson, solicitor.
Annual Meeting — Michaelmas.
FREE GARDENERS.
Arbroath Free Gardeners' Friendly Society. — R.W.M., Henry Rose; I. P.M., James
Mill; D.M., Frank Kidd ; W.C., J. Connell ; S.W.. Tas. Robbie; J.W., Chas-
Robb; M.Sec, Cha s Lamb; S.S. & C.S., James Mill; I.G., W, Gordon; O.G.,
T. Cargill. Fin. Sec, James Thomson, 54 Rossie Street; Treasurer, John
Napier, 52 St Vigeans Road. Trustees — John Guild, James Caird, James Mill-
Auditors— A. Meek. R. P. Cargill, and "A. M'Nicol.
St Paul's Lodge (No. 7)— Ancient Order of Free Gardeners. Meet in Park Street
Hall first Monday of every month. R.W.M.— A. Ellis. Secretary— H. V.
Lefevre. Treasurer — H. V. Lefevre.
A.O. FREE GARDENERS (SCOT).
Insured Association — Arbroath Branch (46).
President — James Thomson. Committee — W. Robertson, Alexander M'Nicoll, Alex.
Christie, and T. Cargill. Sick Stewart — J. Mill. Secretary and Trea-
surer — John S. Napier, 52 St Vigeans Road.
MASONIC LODGES.
Royal Arch Chatter—Hope, No. 9.— M E Z— William M. Crook. M.E.P.Z.'s—
Robert Butchart, Andrew Ruxton, Charles Robbie, Charles Gray, William
Kinnear, Andrew Ellis. A. D. Lowson, Theodore N. Kennedy. M.E.H. — Chas.
P. Mitchell. M.E.J.— t. P. Drever. Scribe E.— S. J. Marriott, 28 Nolt Loan
Road. Scribe N. — James Cable. Treasurer— C. W. Moonlight. 1st Soj. — D.
Munroe. 2nd Soj.— T. Williams. 3rd Soj.— Wm. Reid. Supt. of Works— J.
Chapman. Director of Ceremonies — James Sturrock, W. Grindlay. Sword
Bearer— Alex. Christie. Capt. 1st Veil— R. Gillespie. 2nd Veil— William
Butchart. 3rd Veil — J. McBuin. Organist — David DarrocK S 1 - ward — S. D.
j-xutcheson. Janitor — James Gordon. Meets third Wednesday of each month at
7.30 p.m., in the Chapter Rooms, Masonic Hall, High Street, from September
to April, both inclusive.
Royal Ark Mariners and Red Cross Council Knights. — W.C.N, and M.E.C. —
Vv'm. M. Crook. P.W.C.N. and P. M.E.C— Robert Butchart, Charles P.
Mitchell, Charles Gray, Andrew Ellis, Theodore Kennedy. J. and S.G. — W.
• Butchart. S. and J. G-— James Cable. Recorder— S. J. Marriott, 28 Nolt Loan
Road. Treasurer — C. W. Moonlight. Conductor — James Thomson. Captain of
Guard — T. Williams. Lieutenant of Guard — R. Gillespie. Sentinel — James
Gordon. Meets 4th Wednesday of each month, September to April, in Masonic
Hall, High Street.
St Thomas (40).— Lodge Rooms, High Street. R.W.M.— James Cargill. LP M —
Jas. Shepherd. P.M.'s — Joseph Birse, And. Ruxton, Alex. Christie, Chas. Gray,
Wm. Kinnear, John Jack, Alex. Renny. George Paterson, Andrew Ellis. D.M.
Joseph Birse. S.M. — George Carrie. S.W. — Alex. Coull. J.W. — James Cable.
Secretary — Andrew Ellis, P.M. Treasurer — Albert V. Kinnear. Hon. Chapdlain
— Rev. J. apence Cuthill, B.D. Chaplain — David Graham. S.D. — James B.
Edmunds. J.D. — John A. shepherd. Architect — John Wright. Jeweller — J. R.
Eddie. Bible Bearer — Wm. Smith. Directors of Ceremonies — Chas. Moonlight
and George Birse. Director of Music — John F. Hadden. Organist — David R.
Hadden. Bard— P. D. Morton. Steward— Alfred Easson. Marshal— D. Munro.
Inner Guard — Robert Gillespie. Tvler — David Guthriei Auditors — Joseph
Birse, P.M., and W. T. Allsop. Meetings— Second Thursday S -ptember till
May. both inclusive at 7 30 p m Annual Meeting— S* Andrew's E-
St Vigeans (101)— Hall— White Hart. R.W.M.— John Kydd. Secretary— George
D. N. Dundas, Royston. Treasurer — Albert E. Forsyth, 33 Commerce Street.
AiTua.1 Meeting — St Andrew's Eve.
94 ARBROATH CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
Panmure (299)— Hall— Hill Street. R.W.iu. — James Thomson. Secretary— James
M. B. Michie, 18 Church Street. Treasurer— G. W. Ross. Hall-Keeper— E. F.
Baillie. Annual Meeting — St Andrew's Eve.
Order of the Eastern Star — Chapter " Rosemary," No. 44. Offlce-Bearers,
1925-26. Worthy Matron— Mrs Stewart Gunn. Worthy Patron— James Cable.
I'.W. Matrons— Mrs W. M. Bennett; Mrs Win. Jamicson; Miss C. Ross; Mrs W.
J. Rennie; iVlrs II. Wilson. I. P.M.— Miss Rachael Clark. P.W. Patrons— D.
Stewart; A. C. Hewit; W. J. Rennie; J. Robertson; T. N. Kennedy. I. P.P.
— W. L. Milne. Associate Matron — Mrs T. McGlashan. Associate Patron — H.
Rodger. Secretary — John Martin, 2 Gowan Street. Treasurer — Miss L. R.
Donald. Conductress — Miss Joan Cable. Associate Conductress — Miss M.
Smith. Chaplain — Charles Moonlight. Marshal — D. Yeaman. Organist — Mrs
Anderson. Adah— Miss V. Chalmers. Ruth — Miss K. Hughes. Esther— Miss
G. Chalmers. Martha — Miss M. Craig. Electa — Miss A. Lowson. Warder —
Miss N. loss. Sentinel— U. Guthrie.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS (Manchester Unity).
Loyal St Thomas Branch (Dunfermline District); opened 28th October, 1905. P.S.
A. Hogg. Treasurer — R. S. Smith, solicitor, 22 Commerce Street. Sick
Stewart— D. B. Traill. Auditor— J. Shepherd. Membership— 90. Meetings on
Monday evening every fortnight at 22 Commerce Street.
L.O.A. SHEPHERDS, A. U.— Lodge St Thomas 2001.
(Approved Society under the National Health Insurance Act.)
Pastmaster— James Adam. Worthy Master — David L. Shand. Deputy Master —
D. Y. Clark. Treasurer — James Adam. Secretary— C. S. Hill, 3 Queen Street.
Meets every atlcrnate Monday in ranmiire Hall, Hill Street. Annual meeting
in February.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS— Foresters Hall, Green Street.
Court Aberbrothock (No. 6392). Secretary (Voluntary and National Health Insur-
ance Sections — T. C. Esplin, 12 Catherine Street. Treasurer — John Gilbert, 46
Howard Street. Hall-keeper — George Moore, 9 Lochland Street. Meetings —
4th January, and every alternate Monday.
Juvenile Court — Secretary — Nora Lyall, 26 Maule Street. Treasurer — George Moore.
9 Lochland Street. Date of Meeting — Monday. 4th January, and every alter-
nate Monday. Medical Officer— Dr Laing. Chemist — James S. Whyte, 5/
Guthrie Port. Collectors— William Forsvth, 26 Leonard Street, and James
O'Brien. Guthrie Hill.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES (Salford Unity Friendly Society).
St Thomas Tent (No. 154) meets in Good Templar Hall on alternate Fridays from
1st January, 1926, at 8.15 p.m. Secretary — James P. Reid, 21 Lordburn.
St Ruth's Juvenile Tent (No. 93'/) meets on alternate Fridays from 8th January,
at 6.45 p.m. Secretary — Alex. Petrie, 15 Sidney Street. Penny Savings
Bank everv Fridav from 7 to 8 D.m
KELTIC ASSOCIATION— Founded, Aug., 1922. Objects— Welfare and Bene-
volent Work among Employees of Abbey Leather Works.
Hon. Presidents— Messrs A. S. and A. M. Fairweather. President— Mr Alex.
Petrie. Vice-Presidents— Mr A. Sumpter ; Mr W. Smith. Treasurers— Mr T. C
Duncan; Mr W. Bell. Organising Secretaries — Mr James Stirling; Mr A.
Angus. Business Secretary— Mr Alastair Fairweather." Execut-'vt Committee—
(ex officio), Misses Walton, Nelson, Pearson. Stewart Walker and Paterson;
Messrs Watson. Patterson, G. Black, J. Jackson, A. Baird and T. Littlejohn.
INTERNATIONAL OR PER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.
Forfarshire District Lodge (.^o. 26)— D.D.G.C.T.— A. R. Strachan, Brechin Road;
D.C.T.— Bro. Wm. Wallace, 29 West Abbey Street, Arbroath. D.S J.W.— Bro. J.
R. Clark. 16 Abbot Street, Arbroath. D. Secretary— L. F. Christie, 5 Ernest
Street, Arbroath. D Treasurer— Mi-s C. Eddie, Main Street, Johnshaven.
D. Organist— Si J. M. I. Watt. P9 High Street, Montrose.
Inchcape Lod°e (No. 619) meets in Good Templar, Monday, 8 p.m. D.G.C.T.—
John Roessler, Greeabank. Lillies Wvnd. C.T.— George Keith, Ann Street.
Secretary— Charles Anderson. 17 Rossie Street.
Abbey T.nd"c (No. 550) meets in Good Templar Hall on Tuesday evenings at 8.15
D.G.C.T— Bro; " 7 m. Wall.-"-" 29 West Abbey Street C.T — Bro. David Boath,
27 Ann Street. Secretary— Sis, Annie Nairn 33 Culloden Road.
St Thomas Lodqe (No 4221 meets in Or>nd Tr-"'-r Hall on Thu^dav evenings at
8 15. Chief Templar— Hector Glendav. Secretary— Mrs W. Stirling, 8 Duke
Street.
Happy Home Juvenile Lodge meets Thursday evening in Good Templar Hall, at
7 o'clock. Superintendent— Mrs Macgregor, Cemetery Lodge. Secretary— Mrs
W. Stirling, 8 Duke Street.
ARBROATH CLUBS ANf) SOCIETIES.
Fairport Lodge (No. 523) meets in Good Templar Hall, Wednesday, at 8 15 p.m.
D.G.C.T. Robert Shepherd, HospitaUWd. C.T. Jas. R, Clark, L6 Abboi
Street. Secy. — Murdoch' J . Mackay, 4 Lochland Street.
Print "i Fairport Juvenile Lodge (No, 1188) meets in Good Templar Hall,
Wi dnesday, at 7 p.m.
Star of Hope. Juvenile Lodge (No. 45) meets in Good Templar Hall on Monday
evenings, at 7 o'clock. Superintendent— A. K. Strachan, 42J, Brechin Road.
Membership— 126.
Excelsior Juvenile Lodge (No. 778) meets in Good Templar Hall on Tuesday even-
ings at 7 o'clock. Superintendent— John Campbell, 29 West Abbey Street.
Membership— 150.
ARBROATH WEST PORT ASSOCIATION LIMITED.
Nos. 4 Kcptic Street, with Branches at 58 and 60 Lochland Street,
59 East Abbey Street, 4d Cairnie Street, 58 High Street, and 38 Barngreen.
Drapery and Millinerv Departments- 24 West; Port. Boot and Shoe Depart-
ments— 6 West Port, Butcher Meat Department 2 Keptie Street. Phone to
President John F. Chalmers, General Manager — Harry Mackay. Secretary-
Richard David, 24 West Keptie Street. Treasurer— David Smith. Annua)
Meeting— 10th May.
ARBROATH WEST PORT ASSOCIATION LTD. SAVINGS BANK.
Sums received on Deposit from One Penny to Ten Shillings. Deposits can be paid
at any ol our Grocery Branches during business hours. Interest paid, 8d per
,£1 per annum,
ARBROATH EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, LTD.
Guthrie Port, with branches in Fergus Street, Brotnock Bridge, and Keptie Street;
Boot Department, 8 Guthrie Port; Drapery Department, 364 Guthrie Port;
Clothing Department, 32 Guthrie Pont. Managing Secretary- Alexander Hood,
President— Patrick Brennan. Annual Meeting Third Monday in September.
HIGH STREET CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, LIMITED.
252 High Street, with Branches in High Street, St Mary Street, Millgate Loan, and
Station Road, I'Viockhciin.
Boot and Shoe Department 254 lli;;li Street. Drapery and Clothing Department —
254 High Street, Butcher Meat Department— 246 High Street; and Branch
Millgate Loan. Hardware Department— 252 High Street. Confectionery De-
partment— 250 High Street. Managei Hugh Gavin. Lie idem fames Hogg.
Secretarj J, C. Robertson, 54 Millgate Loan. Treasurer— Alex. D, Hannah.
Annua! Meeting fourth Monday ol September,
YEARLY BENEFIT SOCIETIES
Abbey Male and Female Society — Parkhouse Public School. Treasurer — Alexander
Williamson, 59 Kinnaird Street. Secretary— William Smith, 33 I ochlancl Street.
Hill Street Male and Female Vearly Society- Masonic Hall, Hill Street. President
John MXean, J9 Spink Street. Treasurer David Matthews, 3 Lakers vVyn<i.
Secretary William Barrie, <.& Robert Street.
Park-Street Male and Female Society Red Lion Hall, Barngreen. Treasurer —
lame, llo^g, 00 Brechin Road. Secretary— W. Bowman, 78i Keptie Street.
Vnii. al nn i i ing, iu<\ ( )i tober, 1£2&,
Dishlandtown Yearly Society Parkhouse School. President- (ohn Gordon, Vice.
Presidenl Robert Cargill, Secretary- fames Hunter, 37 "John Street, Trea-
surer—James Cable. 27 Lochland Street.
Arbroath United Trades Male and Female Yearly Society President — John Nicol,
3 Abbey Path. Vice-Presidunt— Wm. Kinncar, 51 Sidney Street. Secretary —
Robert Gilbert, 30 Millgate Loan. Treasurer- All red Scott, 45 West Al.hey St.
Sick Steward— William Spence, 42 Helen Street.
North Grimsby Society — Parkhouse Public School. Treasurer — Jame s M.'Naughton,
1 Academy Lane. Secretary Win. Skea, 7 Hannah Street,
West Port Yearly Society— S. Mary's Men's Club, Park Street. Secretary— George
Reid, 60 St vigeans Road, Treasurer— Henry Smith, 5 St Vigeans Road.
CO-OPERATIVE DEFENCE COMMI1 LEE,
Chairman Vacant. Secretary and Treasurer— Ed. Spink, Bank Street.
96 ARBROATH CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
GLASGOW ANGUS AND MEARNS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Patron — The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Strathmore, Glamis. President— James Mac-
farlane, J. P., accountant, 144 St Vincent Street, Glasgow. Vice-President — Jas.
Alison, insurance broker, 180 West George Street, Glasgow. Joint Secretaries —
A. Wilkie Croall, solicitor, and Harold F. Wilkie Croall, 219 Hope Street,
Glasgow, C.2. Treasurer— Alexander Blewes, 7 Wilton- Crescent, Glasgow, N.W.
EDINBURGH ANGUS CLUB— Instituted 1841.
Patrons — H.R.H. the Duke of York, and Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne, Lord
Lieutenant of Forfarshire. President — Earl of Home. Vice-Presidents —
Earl of Kintore, Earl of Dalhousie, Earl of Southesk, Earl of Airlie.
Treasurer— George F. Mathers, W.S., 7 Thistle Street, Edinburgh. Secretary-
Francis G. Sutherland, W.S., 66 Queen Street, Edinburgh.
EDINBURGH FORFARSHIRE ASSOCIATION.
President— J. W. Sorrie. Vice-Presidents— Wilson Turnbull and J. N. Stewart.
Committee— D. Hill, I. G. Wishart, F. Gray, J. W. Dalgetv, John B. Coull,
G. A. Nicolson, J. P. Boath, T. C. Robbie, W. D. Byars. Hon. Secy.— W.
Cuthbert. Hon. Treasurer— H. Brown. Club Rooms— 29 Hanover Street, Edin-
burgh. Annual subscription — Town members, 10/6; County members, 5/-.
ARBROATH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
President— W. J. Rollo. Vice-President— J. M'Wattie. Secretary and Treasurer
T. Archibald. Executive Committee— P'resident, Vice-President, A. D. Lowson,
Colin Grant, A. M Laren Robertson, J. R. W. Clark, James Jack, W. W. Web-
ster, G. Rutherford Thomson, and Geo. Sherrift's. Annual meeting in March.
ARBROATH TOWN IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
President — W. M. Soutar. Vice-President — D. D. Calder. Secretary and Trea-
surer — T. W. P. Gourley. Meetings — Second Tuesday of February and
September.
ARBROATH SAVINGS BANK— 90 High Street.
The Office is open for taking in and paying out money as follows : — Mondays,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednes-
days, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and on Friday evenings from 6 to 8 The Savings
Bank is not open on Statutory Bank Holidays or Local Holidays. R. D. Ram-
say, actuary.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS UNION— Arbroath Branch.
President — D. Littlejohn, solicitor. Secretary — u. Drysdale, Maulesbank. Trea-
surer — J. Archibald, Commercial Bank.
FORFARSHIRE COUNTY LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.
President — Ex-Provost Nicoll, Burnside Terrace, Carnoustie. Hon. Secy- — Hubert
Carlton, solicitor, 13a Ward Road Dundee. Convener of Finance Committee —
Alexander Duncan, Maulesbank. Carnoustie. Convener of Organisation Com-
mittee—Rev. A. J. Campbell. Barry. Organising Secretary— John R. Pratt,
St Margaret's, Birkhill, by Dundee.
MONTROSE BURGHS UNIONIST ASSOCIATION.
President — Provost A. Maclaren Robertson. Arbroath. Secretary and Treasurer—
D. Littlejohn, solicitor, Arbroath. Representatives -.—Arbroath— Mrs Lindsay-
Carnegie, and T. C Dewar. Montrose— Tohn Balfour. A. T- Murray. Forfar
— R. Freer Mvles, Provost Moffat, and R. H. Anderson- Brechin— William
Johnston, James Lindsay, James Murray. Bervie— Dr Aymer and Thomas
Johnston.
ARBROATH UNIONIST ASSOCIATION.
President-Colin Grant. Vice-Presidents-Ex-Provost Thomson, William Webster,
and James M'Wattie. Secretary and Treasurer— David Littlejohn, solicitor.
ARBROAT.I CLUBS AND SOCILTILS.
ARBROATH LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. '
Hon. Presidents — Francis Webster and Jonn Broclie. President — Kx-Bailie Hamil-
ton. V ice- .r residents — Alexander iu.-i.iler, otu , •. .Captain iiu.wara, l reasurer
D. R. Macdonald, Jas. S. Bennett. Mrs Dirk, Miss Robbi , and Mrs Booth. Sec-
retary—James S. inicoII, 15 Hill Street. Treasurer— Miss Robbie.
LABOUR ORGANISATIONS IN ARBROATH.
l.L.P. — President — Allan Irons. Secretary — James Glen, 29 Abbot St. Treasurer —
Scottish Labour College. — President, John Souttar, N.U.R., 15 St Vigeans Road.
Secretary — James Glen, 29 Abbot Street. Treasurer — James Glen, 29 Abbot Street.
Green Street Hall, Tuesday, at 7.30 p.m.
Moncrost Burghs Divisional Labour Party — President, Neil Lamont, Montrose.
Secretary — Frank Irons, 3 Rosebank, Arbroath. Treasurer — Allan Irons, Hill
Terrace, Arbroath.
ASSOCIATED BLACKSMITHS' FORGE AND SMITHY
WORKERS' SOCIETY.
Chairman — John Allardice. Secretary — James Baxter ,27 Grant Road. Treasurer
— John Seaton. Ordinary meeting every alternate Tuesday. Membership 31.
Meeting place — Central Dining Rooms, Millgate.
NATIONAL UNION OF FOUNDRY WORKERS— Arbroath Branch.
President— David Forsyth, 33 Sidney Street. Secretary— W. S. Boath, 42 Kin-
naird Street. General Secretary — Robert Tilling, 1,64 Chorlton Road, Brooks
Bar, Manchester.
AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF WOODWORKERS.
President— A. Carr. Secretary— A. P. Edward. Treasurer— Wm. Stewart. Meets
in Cantral Dining Rooms, Millgate, en Monday, 11th January and every alter-
nate Monday.
UNITED SOCIETY OF LEATHER PRODUCERS AND LEATHER
PRODUCTIONS (Tanners. Curriers, and Beltmakers).
(Affiliated to the National Leather Trades' Federation.)
Chairman— Robert Salkeld. Secretary and Treasurer — William Ogilvie, 20 Leonard
Street. Meetings held in March, June, and September, December in Central Din-
ing Rooms. Membership — 20.
NATIONAL 'UNION OF BOOT AND SHOE OPERATIVES—
Arbroath Branch.
President— William Bell. Secretary— James P. Reid, 21 Lordburn. Member-
bership — 430. Meets on first Thursday of month in Arbroath ; and on the first
Wednesday ri month in Carnoustie. Meeting Places — Central Dining Rooms,
Millgate, Arbroath; and Free Church Hall, Carnoustie.
NATIONAL UNION OF BOOT AND SHOE OPERATIVES— Scottish District
Advisory Committee. Instituted, 29th September. Meets in Edinburgh.
Chairman — M. Gamble, Glasgow. Secretary — James P. Reid, 21 Lordburn, Arbroath.
ARBROATH MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION.
President — D. R. Macdonald. Vice-President — John Matthew. Committee — Mrs
M'Mullen, and Messrs James Hood, John Lamb, W. M. Sou tar. W. J. Cope,
A. T. Napier, and F. M. Vernon. Secretary — N. S. Mackav, solicitor, 75 High
Street.
ARBROATH MERCHANTS' CLUB.
President — Thomas Aitken. Vice-President — R. McGlashan. Ex-President — James
Wallace. Committee — James Brand, Alex. Thomson, J. A. Whyte, and A. Gib-
son. Secretary and Treasurer — N. S. Mackay, solicitor. Club Rooms — 9a Mill-
gate. Steward — W. F. Myle,.
BOOT REPAIRERS' ASSOCIATION.
President— A. Stiven. Vice-President — A. Irons. Treasurer — D. Cuthbert. Sec-
retary—Arthur King, 95 Keptie Street. Executive— G. S. K. Raitt,
Donaldson, and W. Hunter. Auditors — J. Gall and M'Lean.
ARBROATH HAIRDRESSERS' ASSOCIATION.
President— J. Ritchie. Vice-President— G. Crowe. Secretary and Treasurer— J. P.
Gibb, 284 High Street. Committee— Messrs D. Blair, H. Cant, and R. Baird.
98 ARBROATH CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
WORKERS' UNION— Arbroath Branch.
Secretary — Frank Connel, 45 Sidney Street.
MILL AND FACTORY WORKERS' UNION.
President— Ex-Bailie Smith. Vice-President — David Keith. Treasurer — Edward
Spink. Secretary — John K. bim, 4 Baker's Wynd. Committee — William
Barrie, William Gray, Walter Stewart.
MILL AND FACTORY WORKERS' UNION (NATIONAL HEALTH)
APPROVED SOCIETY, No. 110.
Secretar}' — John K. Sim, 4 Baker's Wynd.
ARBROATH HOUSE PROPRIETORS' ASSOCIATION.
Secretary — H. Victor Neill.
ARBROATH AND DISTRICT DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
President — James Copland, Crudie. Secretary and Treasurer — R. S. Smith, solici-
tor, Arbroath.
ARBROATH AND DISTRICT DAIRY FARMERS' ASSOCIATION.
President— G. A. Francis, West Seaton. Vice-President— R. Hume, Hillhead,
Carmyllie. Secretary — G. Paterson, Letham Mains.
THE UNION OF POST OFFICE WORKERS— Arbroath Branch.
President — George Rae, 64 Marketgate. Secretary — Alex. Paton, 32 Leonard St.
Treasurer — Lawrence Murray, Panmure Street.
ARBROATH ANALYTICAL ASSOCIATION AND FARMERS' CLUB.
President — J. W. Morgan, Grange of Conon. Vice-President — J. Moffat Scott-
Secretary and Treasurer^Alex. Lawson, Newton of Boysack. Annual meeting
in December. Membership — 150.
NATIONAL UNION OF RAILWAYMEN.
Chairman — John Souttar, 22 Maule Street. Secretary — William Dorward, 1/
St Vigean.-. Road. Treasurer — George Potter, 24 Millgate Loan. Meets in
Foresters' Hall, Green Street every Fourth Sunday at 1.30 p.m.
SCOTTISH TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION— Arbroath Branch.
President — William Douglas. Secretary — Malcolm M'Kerracher, 45 Wallace St.
Treasurer — D. E. A. Napier. Membership— ^c.
SCOTTISH PAINTERS SOCIETY— Arbroath Branch.
Secretary — James EIrick, 4 Maule Street. Treasurer — Robert Baird. Meets in
30 Maule Street on alternate Mondays at 7 p.m.
SCOTTISH FEDERATION OF MASTER TAILORS— FORFARSHIRE
BRANCH (Excluding Dundee).
President — James Peter. Secretary — John Matthew, 226 High Street. Treasurer —
David Ramsay, 9b High Street.
AMALGAMATED TAILORS' AND GARMENT WORKERS' UNION.
President — David O. Dowell. Secretary — Albert Myles, 46 Fergus Square. Along
with 5 of a Committee. Membership — 14D.
ARBROATH BUTCHERS' ASSOCIATION.
President — A. Waddell. Vice-President — John Lamb. Secretary and Treasurer —
R. S. Smith. Commerce Street. Annual meeting in January.
SCOTTISH BAKERS' UNION— Arbroath Branch.
President — W. M'Kay. Secretary — D. Smith, 5 Rosebank. Treasurer — D. Shep-
herd. Health Insurance Sick Steward — J. Ducat, 18 St Vigeans Road.
NATIONAL AMALGAMATED UNION OF SHOP ASSISTANTS, WARE-
HOUSEMEN AND CLERKS.
District Secretary — Roy F. Butchart, 23 Kinloch Terrace, Dundee. Local Secre-
tary — E. Simpson, 13 Culloden Road, Arbroath.
ARBROATH AND DISTRICT BUILDING TRADES ASSOCIATION.
President— R. C. Farcuhar. V ice-President— 1). D. Calcler. Secy, and Trea-
surer— T. W. P. Gourley, 82 Marketgate.
ARBROATH CLUBS AND SOCIETIES. 99
ARBROATH EX-PLOUGHMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
President — Alexander Jeffrey. Secretary — Win. Alexander, 4 Howard Street. Trea-
surer — James Robertson, 71 Lochland Street.
ARBROATH AND DISTRICT LICENSED VICTUALLERS'
DEFENCE ASSOCIATION.
President— A. W. Murray. Vice-President— S. Hutchison. Secretary and Trea-
surer — William Chapel.
WOMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE GUILD— Arbroath Branch.
President— Miss Kinnear, 150 High Street. Secretary— Miss M. Geekie, 4 Hill
Terrace. Treasurer — Mrs Yarrow. Membership — 43. Meets on Tuesdays in
Y.M.C.A. Hall. Lecture, demonstration, etc., monthly.
WORKERS EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION— Arbroath Branch.
President— J. P. Reid. Vice-Presidents— Miss M. S. Young. Secretary and Trea-
surer — J. C. Crowe, 54 St Vigeans Road. Council— G. C. Anckorn, Rev. G-
Hitchcock, Rev. Wm. M'Currach, James Riley, Miss M. Bisset, W. Bishop, D.
Pirie, W. F. Anderson, D. R. Smart, T. Strachan, C. McCallum.
ARBROATH MEN'S OWN.
Meets in Webster Memorial Halls, Sunday afternoon at 2.30. President— C. (J.
Anderson. Vice-Presidents— .«r J. A. Carlyle, B.bc, and — r J. Joss. Secre-
tary — R. Kinnear, 93 nigh Street; with 10 executive members.
Y.M.C.A. & SOCIAL INSTITUTE, 79 High St. and 27 Hill St.
Hon. President — Thomas Scott, West Newton. President — John Brodie. Vice-
President — A. H. Salmond. Hon. Treasurer — George Neave, 37 Howard St.
Honorary Gymnastic Instructor — Vacant. Business Secretary — N. S-
Mackay, solicitor, 75 High Street. Caretakers — High Street Buildings and
Gymnasium — \V. Dougall ; Hut, Hostel, &c. Hill Street — Joseph Wilson.
RED TRIANGLE CLUB.
Patron — Archibald Briggs, Esq. Hon. President — Sheriff Gordon. Convener or
Committee — Mr Alex. Paterson, 10 Millgate Loan. Hon. Secretary and Trea-
surer — A. Docherty.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION— 54 High Street.
Lady Superintendent— Miss Moffat, 19 Howard Street. President— Mrs Lindsay
Carnegie, Annesley. Vice-President — Mrs A. C. Anderson, Fernlea. Hon. Sec-
retary — Mrs Laing, Maule Sit. Hon. Treasurer — Mrs Cathcart Christie, Alex-
andra Place. Committee— Miss M. A. Macdonald, Mrs Clark, Mrs Matthew,
Mrs Joss, Miss Soutar, Mrs W. Swan, Miss Roger. Sunday — Bible Class, from
4.45 till 5.45 p.m. (Tea at 4 p.m.). Monday— Sewing Class, 7.30 till 9 p.m.
Thursday — Girls' Social Evening, 7 till 9 p.m. Juniors and Intermediates at t>
o'clock. Friday— Members' Bank, 7.30 till 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting, 8 till 8.30
p.m. Affiliated branch — British Women's Temperance Association.
ARBROATH TOWN MISSION— Hall, West Mill Wynd.
President— A. A. Symon. Secretary— T. Woodside, Ingleside, Elliot Place. Trea-
surer— J. S. Nicoll, 15 Hill Street. Missionary— James Moffat, 19 Howard
Street. Annual Meeting — Middle of December. Women's Own, during winter
months. Sundav afternoon at 2.30. President— Miss Moffat. Fellowship meeting
— Thursday, 7.45 p.m. Gospel meetings — Sunday at 6 p.m. Tuesday, 7.30 p.m.
Saturday Tea Meeting, 7.30 p.m.
MISSIONARY ORGANISATIONS.
Regions Beyond Missionary Union — Secretary, Joseph Moffat, 32 Keptie Street.
Qua Iboe Mission— Secretary, James Moffat, 19 Howard Street. South Africa
General Mission — Mrs D. Ramsav. Addison Place. India and Ceylon General
Mission— Secretary, Miss Scott, PI Hill Street. China Inland Mission— Secre-
trry. Miss Mcffat, 19 Howard Street. Sunday School meets in Hall at 4.45.
Mr J. S. Nicoll, superintendent.
100 ARBROATH CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
SCOTTISH COAST MISSION— Arbroath Branch. Hall— Foot of
High Street.
President — Captain A. S. Edward. Secretary and Treasurer — John M. Mackay,
Commercial Eank. Local Committee — Besides Omce-Bearers, Revs. J.
Spence Cuthill, Alex. Rust, Thomas S. Anderson, John »i William, Rev. W.
E. Gladstone Millar, George Hitchcock, James Cameron, T. Ure Paterson, J.
R. Wark, C. E. Duff, Messrs George Sherriffs, J. L. Bannerman,
D. Axford, J. C. Dewar, Harry Corsar, James Smith, John Brodie,
D. B. King, Alexander Smith, Henry Nairn, Thomas Robertson, and Alexander
Scott. Missionary— Jabez Merriman, 28 Elliot Strett. Sunday School, 2 p.m.
Superintendent, J. Merriman. Penny Bank on Friday evenings. Sunday ser-
vices, 2 and 6 p.m. Saturday Temperance Tea Meeting, 733. Prayer Meeting
Wednesday, 8.
FEMALE HOME MISSION.
President— Mrs Howat. Secretary — Mrs Harry Corsar. Treasurer — j..^rs Carlyle.
Missionary— Miss Isabella Stevenson, 6 Gowan Street. Mission Hall — Spink
Street. ..tochers' Meeting— Monday, j.45 p.m. Gospel Meeting— Sabbath,
3 p.m.
ARBROATH PRESBYTERIAL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION FOR.
HOME AND FOREIGN MISSIONS.
President— Mrs Caesar, Panbride Manse. \ ice-Presidents— Mrs Cuthill, Arbroath
Manse; Mrs Heggie, Barry Manse; Miss Scotland. Secretary and
Treasurer, Miss M. A. Macdonald, Windmill House, Arbroath.
U.F. PRESBYTERIAL WOMEN'S MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.
President— Mrs Walker. Ewartlea, Carnoustie. Secretary— Mrs Oliver, U-F.
Manse, Arbirlot. Treasurer— Mrs Fairweather, Hillend Road. Halt-yearly
meetings, April and October.
TRACT AND COLPORTAGE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND.
Secretary— James S. Nicoll, Hazel Cottage. Colporteur— Fred Holdsworth, 1
Cairnie Place.
NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND— Arbroath Auxiliary.
Secretary— Joseph Moffat, 32 Keptie Street. Treasurer— John Stewart, British
Linen Bank.
HOPE TRUST AIDERS' ASSOCIATION— Local Branch.
Secretary— M. Lumsden, 210 High Street.
ARBROATH DESTITUTE SICK SOCIETY.
President— Colin Grant. Treasurer— W. J. Rollo. Secretary— F. F. Macdonald.
Annual Meeting— End of October. Visitors— John Sievwright, jun., Lordburn ;
James E. Findlay, 5 Hannah Street; Jonn C. Grant, Culloden Terrace; Geo.
Keith, 7 Ann Street ; James Nairn, 62 Gravesend.
ST VIGEANS DESTITUTE SICK SOCIETY.
President— Rev George Hit?hco<-k S cretary and Treasurer— Alexander Miller,
8 Carnegie Street. Visitors-Patrick Robb." 58 Cairnie Street; William Ramsay,
30 Hayswell Road; Alex. Hood, 38 Elliot Street; David Ross, 75 Helen Street.
NATIONAL ANTI-VACCINATION LEAGUE— Arbroath Branch.
Secretary— D. Thornton, 16 Dalhousie Place.
LADIES' CLOTHING SOCIETY.
President— Miss Chapel, Westlands. Treasurer— Miss J. Cha.pel, Westlands. Sec-
retary — IMiss Wilson, Rotomahana. Annual meeting in October.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING FUND.
Joint Hon. Secretaries and Treasurers— Mrs Alexander, Keptie Road, and Mrs
W H Alexander Yiewfield Road. The object t" t-e "V.nrl >■= to provide
clothing &c. for poor children to enable them to attend school. Subscriptions
or gifts of clothing are gratefully received by the Hon. Secretaries.
4RBR0ATH CLUBS AND SOCIETIES. 101
ARBROATH DISTRICT NURSING ASSOCIATION.
{In Affiliation with Queen Victoria's Jubilee Nursing Institute, Edinburgh.)
President — Mrs Lindsay Carnegie. Hon. Secretaries — Mrs Sidney Duke and Mrs
Wm. Royal. Hon. Treasurer — Miss Lowson and Dr W. J. Dewar. Nurses —
Miss Haxby, 30 Gowan Street; Miss McCully, 3 Culloden Terrace.
Annual meeting in December.
MISSION TO THE BLIND FOR FORFARSHIRE AND THE SOUTH
HALF OF KINCARDINESHIRE.
President — Mrs Anderson, Fernlea. Arbroath Ladies Committee — Mrs D. W.
Morgan, Ethie Mains; Miss E. Soutar, Bracklinn; Mrs W. Swan, Horologue
Hill; Mrs Norman Fraser, Ogilvie Place; Mrs S. Wilson, Craigard; Hob.
Miss Nancy Arbuthnott, Anniston ; Miss Russell, Hill Terrace; Miss Corsar,
The Elms; Mrs Oliver, Rosemount ; Mrs Gordon Anderson, Warslap. Secy. —
Miss Chapel, Westlands. Treasurer — Miss M. Wilson, Rotomahana. Home
Teacher — Miss Edward, 6 Hayswell Road. Annual meeting in May.
SHIPWRECKED FISHERMEN AND MARINERS' ROYAL
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Central Offices — Carlton House, Regent Street, London, S.W.I. Hon. Local Secy.
— H. Victor Neill, solicitor, 93 High Street.
ARBROATH FISHERMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
President — William Bruce. Vice-President — David Beattie. Secretary — William
H. Geddes, 7 Brothock Bridge. Financial Secretary — Joseph Cargill, 8 West
Newgate. Treasurer — Alex. Smith, 29 Union Street East. Committee — William
Swankie, Peter Shepherd, David Smith, and David Beattie.. Auditors — William
Beattie and James Smith.
EAST COAST FISHERIES ASSOCIATION— Arbroath Branch.
Secretary and Treasurer — H. Victor Neill, solicitor, 93 High Street.
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' HELP SOCIETY- -Forfarshire Branch.
President — Earl of Strathmore. Vice-presidents — Countess of Strathmore and Coun-
tess of Airlie. Hon. Secretaries — Mrs Lindsay Carnegie of Anniston and J. C.
Dewar, Esq., Brothock Bridge. Hon. Treasurer — Mr Myles, National Bank,
Forfar. Annual meeting in January.
ROYAL SCOTTISH SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO
CHILDREN— Arbroath Branch.
Hon. Secretary — Adam Oliver, S.S.C. Inspector — A. Docherty, Cairnie Street.
President — Mrs Lindsay Carnegie, of Anniston.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
President — James Guild. Vice-President — Miss Mary S. Young. Secretaries —
Webster & Littlejohn, solicitors. Annual meeting in June.
THE PROHIBITION PARTY— Arbroath Branch-
Corresponding Secretary — D. Anderson, 17 Kyd Street.
SCOTTISH CHILDREN'S LEAGUE OF PITY— Arbroath Branch.
President— Mrs Scott, West Newton. Secretary and Treasurer— Miss Hitchcock,
Inverbrothock P. Manse. Associates — 105. Members — 134.
BRITISH WOMEN'S TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION— Arbroath
Branch.
President— Miss J. J. Scott, 6 Colvill Place. Vice-Presidents— Mrs Brodie, Mrs
Dick, Mrs Evan M. Campbell. Secretary — Miss Brodie, Kinprunes, Nolt Loan.
Treasurer — Mrs Kitto. Financial Secretary — Miss Caird, 57 Dishland Street.
Magazine Superintendent — Miss Robertson, Manora, Keptie Road. Meeting
last Saturday of every month, October to April, in Y-W.C.A. Hall, at 6.30.
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102 ARBROATH CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
ARBROATH WHIST CLUB— Established 1802.
President— C. D. Wilson. Secretary— C. D. Miln.
ARBROATH MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB.
Affiliated to Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs; National Rifle Association; Dundee,
Forfarshire, and District Association.
President — Mr A. Binnie. Vice-President— Mr N. L. Geddes. Secretary— Mr J.
Eddie. Match Secretary — Mr D. Carnegie.
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY— Arbroath Branch.
Hon. Secretary — Captain R. Smith, Kirriemuir. President for Town of Arbroath —
Ex-Provost Rutherford Thomson, O.B.E. Vice : President — Mr s Lindsay Car-
negie, M.B.E. Local Secretary for Arbroath — T. W. P. Gourley. Arbroath
District includes Arbroath and St Vigeans, Arbirlot, Carmyllie, Kirkden,
Guthrie, Kinnell, and Inverkeilor.
ARBROATH AND DISTRICT MUSICAL (COMPETITIVE) FESTIVAL.
President — Bailie A. Beatt. Secretary and Treasurer — T. W. P. Gourlev. Date of
Festival— 1st, 2nd and 3rd April," 1926.
BOY SCOUTS— Forfarshire County Scout Council.
President— The Earl of Strathmore. Vice-Presidents— The Earl of Airlie, the
Dowager Countess of Airlie, the Earl of Dalhousie, the Earl of Southesk,
Colonel W. T. J. Scrymgeoure Steuart Fotheringham, the Provosts of Arbroath,
Brechin, Carnoustie, Forfar, Kirriemuir, Montrose, and Monifieth. Chairman
Major Colin G. Neish, O.B.E., Tannadice, Fcur'ar. County Commissioner-
Admiral Drummond, R.N., Eskhill, Kirriemuir. Assistant County Commis-
sioner— C. F. I. Neish, Tannadice. Commissioner for Arbroath District— Col.
D. Laing, T.D.
BOY SCOUTS* ASSOCIATION.
Arbroath District Association — Instituted 1906.
Parishes of Arbroath, S.E. portion of St Vigeans, Carmyllie, Arbirlot. District
Commissioner — Colonel Laing, Maule Street, Arbroath. Local Association Pre-
sident—Ex-Provost Anderson. Treasurer— T. W. P. Gourley, 82 Marketgate.
1st Arbroath Troop— Scoutmaster, Arthur D. King, Hill Terrace. Assistant
Scoutmaster — John E. Adams, 8 Fergus Square. A Sea Scout Patrol is at-
tached to this Troop. Weekly meeting in Scout Hall, East Grimsby, Friday,
7 p.m. 2nd Arbroath Troop— Scoutmaster, Alastair D. Fairweather, Craigard.
Weekly meeting in Scout Hall, East Grimsby, Wednesday, 7.30 p.m.
TERRITORIAL FORCE ASSOCIATION FOR FORFARSHIRE.
President— The Right Hon. The Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne. Chairman-
Colonel A. MacHardv. V.D., D.L. Committee— Colonel R. H. Adamson, C.B.E.,
T.D ; Major T F. Dickson; Major W. F. Mackintosh; Lieut.-Col. H. Scrym-
geour Wedderburn, D.L. ; Lieutenant-Colonel W. T. L. Scrymgeour
Steuart Fothringham; Major A. Whyte, V.D. ; W. Shaw Adamson. Esq.;
Sir Herbert K Ogilvv, Bart.; F. H. Maconachie, Esq.; T Whyte, Esq.; Provost
Anderson (Arbroath); Lieut.-Col. The Earl of Airlie, M.C. ; General A. C.
Douglas-Dick, C.B., C.M.G. ; General W. C. Douglas, C.B.. D.S.O. ; Provost
Foreman; Lieut.-Col. C T. Gordon; A. D. Lowson, Esq.; Provost J. Moffat,
O BE ; Major C. G. Neish, O.B.E. ■ Captain C. Ralston; Major W. M. Wood,
Montrose; Lt.-Col. D. Laing, T.D. ; Major J. S. Anderson. R.F.A^ Arbroath;
Captain J. B M'Nab ; Captain T. Maule Guthrie; Captain W. G. Don.
Secretary— Captain R. A. Smith, O.B.E., Kirriemuir.
BLACK WATCH ASSOCIATION (ARBROATH BRANCH).
President— Captain J. A. Wilson. Vice-President— Lieut. D. Wilson. Chairman^
Lieut. H Stirrat Hunter. Vice-chairman— Captain R. F. D. Bruce. Committee,
Sergeant-Major T Robertson, A. M'Ewan, J. Gordon, C. Hastings, D. Lowe,
G Ritchie, C. S. M. Pa/ttison, H. -Maxwell, A. JV1. iUiine, D. Parker, J.
M'Caffray, T. Dear, D. Valentine, and A. Christie. Auditors— Sergeant-Major
J. Robertson and ex-Sergt. A. M'Ewan. Secretary and Treas— John S. Napier,
52 St Vigeans Road.
ARBROATH RECREATION CLUBS, &c. 103
BRITISH LEGION— Arbroath Branch.
Club Rooms — 14 Keptie Street. Secretary and Treasurer — A. Waters. Representa-
tive to Ministry of Labour — A. Reid Stuart. Membership open to all ex-service
men. Subscription 2/- per annum.
FORFARSHIRE DRAUGHTS ASSOCIATION.
President — John Scott, Brechin. Vice-President — Robt. Wishart, Dundee. Secre-
tary and Treasurer — Alex. Cummine, Friockheim. Committee — William Napier,
Forfar ; and David Arbuthnott, Arbroath.
ARBROATH GOLF CLUB.
Captain — James Scott. Secretary and Treasurer — William Chapel, solicitor.
Representatives to Course Committee — James Scott and D. W. Hunter. An-
nual meeting in October. Ladies' Section — Captain — Miss B. L. Hunter. Hon.
Secretary — Mrs Wilkie.
ARBROATH ARTISAN GOLF CLUB.
Captain — J. M. Hendry. Vice-Captain — J. G. Napier. Hon. Secretary — James Cad-
man, 175 High Street. Hon. Treasurer— George Mills, 16 Kydd Street.
Membership — 312. Representatives on Golf Course Management Committee— S.
B. Colville and George C. D. Morrison.
ARBROATH LAWN TENNIS CLUB.
President— Dr Laing. Vice-President — C. D. Miln. Secretary— N. S. Mackay,
solicitor, 75 High Street. Treasurer — T. Woodside, Prudential Office. Commit-
tee — Office- Bearers and Mrs Thomson, Mrs Christie, Miss M. p. Wilson,
Alastair D. Fairweather and E. J. Ritchie, jun. Match Secretaries — Men's T D
M'Culloch; Ladies', Miss M. P. Wilson. ' J '
ARBROATH BOWLING CLUB.
Patron — George Sherriffs. President — William Duncan. Vice-President — John A.
Carlyle. Curator — James Barnes. Secretary — Alexander G. Hendry, Wood-
bine, Strachan Street. Treasurer — C. Smith Hill, 3 Queen Street, Arbroath.
NEWGATE BOWLING CLUB.
Patron — George Davidson. President — William Dakers. Vice-President — David
Ritchie. Secretary and Match Secretary — Arthur Hamilton, 25 Palmer St.
Treasurer— Andrew Ellis. Curator — Alex. Thomson. Auditors — Robt. Shaw
and Geo. Johnston. Executive — John Johnston, James Pirie, David Anderson,
John Fairweather, Wm. Booth, J. P. Gibb, Jas. Boswell, Alex. Gardiner, Geo.
Pyott and the office-bearers.
LOCHLANDS PUBLIC BOWLING GREEN.
Patron — F. F. Macdonald. President — D. A. Craig. Vice-President — A. Esplin.
Secretary and Treasurer — A. D. Williamson, 59 Kinnaird Street. Committee —
C. Whitton, R. Hunter, A. Smith, W. Matthew, L. Deans. Annual meeting in
March.
LOCHLANDS HALF-HOLIDAY BOWLING CLUB.
President — William Penny. Vice-President — Thomas Millar. Secretary and Trea-
surer — John Ferguson, 55 Kinnaird Street.
FORFARSHIRE BOWLING ASSOCIATION.
Hon. Presidents — James Falconer, London; Wm. Ogilvy, Kirriemuir; J. D. Ford,
Broughty Ferry ; G. Sherriffs, Arbroath ; ex-Provost Moffat, Forfar ; A. B. Crich-
ton, Maryneld ; Provost Reid, Brechin ; ex-Lord Provost Sir Win. Don, Dudhope ;
John S. Thorn, Canmore ; W. H. Blyth Martin, Balgay; W. P. Martin, Mon-
trose. President — Provost J. A. Lowson (Forfar). Vice-President — Robt. Martin
(Lochee). Secretary and Treasurer — J. L. Rea (Broughty), 2 India Buildings,
Dundee. Committee — Representatives from Baxter Park, Fairfield^ Maryneld,
Lochee, Craigie, Dudhope, Monifieth, Broughty Castle.
104 ARBROATH RECREATION CLUBS, &c.
ARBROATH FOOTBALL CLUB— Instituted, 1878.
Patrons — Viscount Inchcape ; Earl of Strathmore ; Sir John T. Cargill ; J. M.Scott,
Esq.; W. J. Kerr, Esq.; A. S. Fairweather, Esq.; Dr Kelly; D. R. Macdonald,
Esq.; C. C. Grant.t Esq.; W. Webster, Esq.; J. Calder, Esq. ex-Provost Ander-
son. Hon. Presidents— Mr A G. Hendrv, Mr J. Kelly, Mr J. E. Whvte, Mr G.
F. Johnston, Mr John Davidson, Mr W. W. Smith. President— John Lamb.
Vice-Presideot — G. D. N. Dundas. Secretary— R. M'Glashan, 20 Hannah St.
Treasurer — E. N. Lefevre, 240 High Street. Members of Committee — George
Willocks, J. Smith, George Law, Wilfred Allsop, W. Duncan. Auditor — W.
E. Crichton, C.A.
ARBROATH ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB.
President— George T. Shepherd. Secretary— W. Cameron. Treasurer— F. Lindsay.
Committee— J. Bogue, D. Malcolm, J. Milne.
JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUBS.
Ardcnlea — Secretary, J. Mauchline, John Street.
Victoria — Secretary, J. Bogue, St Mary Street.
\Y oodside — Secretary, Wilson Lambie.
ARBROATH ANGLING CLUB.
Patrons — Lieut. -Col Hew Blair Imrie of Lunan ; D. C. R. Lindsay Carnegie of Kin-
blethmont; T. Fletcher, Esq., and C. Fletcher, Esq., of Letham Grange; W.
Greig, Esq., of Seaton ; F. R. Huckersby, Esq. ; Rev. E. W. Millar, St Mary's
Rectory; Captain R. F. D. Bruce, Collision Castle; J. M. Robertson, Esq., of
Lawton Mill House; W. Chapel, Esq.; A. D. Lowson, Esq., Elmbank; D. M.
Kinmond, Esq., Carnoustie; J. W. Lowson, Forfar. President — D. Darroch.
Vice-President — Sam Rathjen. Secretary — J. D. M'Culloch, Clydesdale Hank.
Treasurer — D. H. Reid, Brothock Bank. Committee — D. Robertson, W. Forbes,
James Smart, Alex. Christie, J. Smitn, J. Craig, J. ivi .uillan, and James L.
Douglas. Auuitor- — W. Chapel. Annual meeting February of each year.
ST THOMAS AMATEUR ROCKFISHERS CLUB.
President — A. Christie. Vice-President — G. .Milne. Secretary and Treasurer — W.
Fraser, 28 Sidney Street. Committee — P. Boath, J. Bowman, J. Nicol, A.
Bowman, G. Anderson.
ST THOMAS SWIMMING CLUB AND HUMANE SOCIETY.
Affiliated to S.A.S.A. and Royal L.S.S. Headquarters— Public Baths.
Hon. President — J. P. McFarlane. President — Nichol Carrie. Vice-President —
F. Spark. Secretary and Treasurer — Arthur G. Hogg, 7 Ernest
Street. Membership Fee, 2/-. Life Saving Competition in June. Practice
Night, Monday, 8 p.m.
HEALTH CONGRESS.
Hon. President — Harry Corsar. President — Alex. Smith. Vice-Presidents — Edward
Simpson and John Webster. Secretary and Treasurer — A. Beatt, 40 Ellioi
Street. Recorder — C. Milne. Rescue — F. Bell Headquarters — The Steeple Rock.
Annual Meeting in October.)
ARBROATH UNITED CRICKET CLUB— Ground, Lochlands Park.
Patrons — Right Hon. The Earl of Strathmore; F. F. Macdonald, Esq.; A. R.
Duncan, Esq.; W. W. Webster, Esq.; A. C. Anderson, Esq.; M. R. Dickson,
Esq.; Colin Grant, Esq.; N. W. Chisholm, Eso..; H. Corsar, Esq.; Dr R. Kelly,
Esq. ; G. W. L. Sturrock, Esq. ; Capt. The Hon. Maule Ramsay. President —
Mr D. Littlejohn. Vice-Presidents — Messrs R. David and R. W. Sievwright.
Captain— Mr A. M. Fairweather. Vice-Captain— Mr J. Anderson. Secretary-
Mr A. V. Kinnear (int.). Treasurer— Mr R. David. Capt. 2nd XL— Mr F. G.
Ritchie. Committee — Office-bearers ex officio and Messrs G. C. McLeod, T. J.
Meikle, W. J. Webster, D. C. Gauldie, H. A. Warden, P. R. K. Leslie, and
Mr J. S. Munro. Selection Committee — Office-bearers ex officio and Messrs A.
V. Kinnear, and J. S. Munro. Auditors — Messrs G. C. McLeod and D. Little-
john.
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LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
Achterlonie, Mrs Jessie* 24 Robert Street
Adam, James, compositor, 75 Ladyloan.
Adam, Jas., mechanic, 4 West Mary St.
Adam, James, Benachie, Arbirlot Koad.
Adam, William 24 Brechin Road
Adam, William, 38 Howard Street
Adam, William, 18 Gowan Street
Adam, William, 6 West Mary Street
Adam, Helen, widow, 34 Helen Street
Adam, Miss, 8 Elliot Place
J Adam, Mrs C, is West Grimsby
Adam, Mrs J. 14 Guthrie Port
Adams, Alex. 34 Howard Street
Adams, Alfred, 9 Park Street
Adams, Francis W., boots, 8 Fergus Sq.
Adams, Mrs Emily, 5 Russell Street
Adamson, A. K., Dal-na-rois, Arbirlot Rd.
Adamson, B. P., 13 Millgate Loan
Adamson, Ralph, 28 Glover Street
Adamson, Jemima, 64 Cairnie Street
Adamson, Miss, 1 Garden Street
Adamson, Mrs Mary H., 18 Green St.
Addison, Alex., cycle agent, 281 High St
Addison, Charles. 116 High Street
Addison, John, 35 West Port.
Addison, Joseph, weaver, 21 Fergus Sq.
Addison, Thos., 66 Brechin Road
Addison, Elizabeth, widow. 10 E. Newgate
Addison, Jane W., weaver, 12 Spink St.
Addison, Jemima, 47 Hill Street
Addison, Mrs Jessie, 78 Lochland Street
Addison, Mrs Elizabeth D., 44 Ernest St
Aird, Robt., 41 Hannah Street
Airth. Geo., mill foreman, 21 West Mill
Wvnd
Airth, Wm., 47 Kinnaird Street
Airth, Miss Elizabeth, 16 Guthrie Port.
Airth, Misses, 33 Victoria Street
Airth, Misses Margaret and Mary, Loch-
lands, Cairnie Road
Aitken, Robert, 13 Leonard Street
Aitken, T., coal merchant, 30 Hill end Rd.
Aitken, Mrs Betsy M., 30 Elliot Street
Aitken, Mrs E., 15j Victoria Street
Aitkenhead, Joseph, 14 Gowan Street
Aitkenhead, Joseph, 58 Nolt Loan
Aitkenhead, Mrs Margt., Viewftcld Road
Alder, Thos., town's officer, Court House,
Commerce Street
Alexander, A. W., dentist, 23^ W. Abbey
Street
Alexander, Albert N., 234 West Abbey St
Alexander, Charles, 26 Glover Street
Alexander, Charles, 47 St Mary Street
Alexander, Christine T., 9 Lochland St
Alexander, D., chauffeur, Maule Street.
Alexander, David G., 12 Fergus Street
Alexander, David, 37 Lordburn
Alexander, Edward, 7 Russell Street.
Alexander, H., engineer, 40 Millgate Ln
Alexander, Henry F., cycle mechanic, 63
Sidney Street.
Alexander, James 18 Maule Street
Alexander, Jas., dentist, 13 Brechin Road
Alexander, Jas., engineer, 27 Carnegie St.
Alexander, John, draper, 93 Keptie St.
Alexander, Joseph, 2/ Fergus bquare
Alexander, R., machineman, Hay's Lane.
Alexander, R., hairdresser, 36 Millgate Ln.
Alexander, T. M., factory worker, 28
Bank Street.
Alexander, W., hacklemaker, 8 N. Grimsby
Alexander, V . H., solicitor, Salisbury Pi.
Alexander, Wm., 4 Howard Street
Alexander, Betsy, widow, 2 Murray PI.
Alexander, Margaret, widow, Ernest St.
Alexander, Miss Agnes, Strachan Street
Alexander, Miss Betsy, 12 James Street
Alexander, Miss Maggie, 62 Brechin Rd
Alexander, Misses, Hay's Lane.
Alexander, Mrs A., Keptie Road
Alexander, Mrs A., 11 Fisheracre
Alexander, Mrs Elizabeth, 40 Millgate
Loan.
Alexander, Mrs J., 94 eptie Street
Alexander, Mrs J., 100 High Street
Alexander, Mrs Jessie, 45 Lochland Drive
Alexander, Mrs M., 9 Fergus Street
Aleander, Miss M., 23 James Street
Alexander, Mrs M., widow, 8 Leonard St.
Alexander, Mrs Isabella, itl lollies Wynd
Allan, Alex., lapper, 28 Fergus Square
Allan, D., traveller, 34 E. Abbey Street
Allan, David, baker, 5 Culloden Road.
Allan, David, flaxdresser, 8 Howard St.
Allan, E., 6k; Fergus Square
Allan, Jas., residenter, 24 Dishland St.
Allan, John A. L., 48£ Cairnie Street
Allan, John A. L., 36 Hamilton Green.
Allan, Jessie, widow, 25 Culloden Road.
Allan, Mrs Helen, 2 West Mary Street.
Allan,, Mrs M., 1 James Street
Allardice, John, blacksmith, 13 John St.
Allardice, John, mechanic, 76 Keptie St.
Allardice, Miss L., confectioner, 77 Kep-
tie Street.
Allardice, Mrs C, 13 John Street
Allsop, Wilfred TV 42 Dishland St
Anckorn, G. C, postal clerk, 33 West
Newgate
Anckorn, W. J., photographer, 29 West Pt.
Anderson, A. C, solicitor, Fernlea
Anderson, Adam, 16 Cross Mill Wynd
Anderson, Alex., factory wkr., 31 Elliot St
Anderson, Alex. 11 Palmer Street
Anderson, Alfred A., 41 Elliot Street
Anderson, Andrew, 78 Helen Street
Anderson. Arch., labourer. 32 Kinnaird St
Anderson, C. C, stationer, 13 George St.
Anderson, C. N., 5 West Port
Anderson, Chas., 44 Kinnaird Street
Anderson, Chas. S., 17 Rossie Street
Anderson, D.. labourer, 5 Cross Mill Wv.
Anderson, David, storekeeper, 17 Kyd St.
Anderson, David, tailor, 128i High St.
Anderson, David, mason, 23 Queen Street
Anderson, David, 9 Hay's Lane.
Anderson, David, gardener, 68 Howard St
Anderson, David, 44j Fergus Square
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LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
Ill
Anderson, David, 39 John Street
Anderson, Edward, 7 Russell Street
Anderson, G., cabinetmaker, 35 Elliot St.
Anderson, Geo., 57 Leonard Street
Anderson, Geo., engineer, 784 Keptie St.
Anderson, Geo. G., storekeeper, 25 West
Abbey Street.
Anderson, George, 8 Bank Street
Anderson, George H., irondresser, 10 Pon-
derlaw Lane.
Anderson, James, 22 Lillies Wynd
Anderson, James, watchmaker, 211£ High
Street
Anderson, James, 35 Hill Street
Anderson, Jas., 28 Rossie Street
Anderson, J., bleacher, 11 St Vigeans Rd.
Anderson, J. mill worker, 18 Maule Street
Anderson, James. 11 Convent Street
Anderson, James, 23 East Abbey Street
Anderson, James, 5 Culloden Crescent
Anderson, James, 9 Green Street
Anderson, James, labourer, 21 Hill Place.
Anderson, James, mechanic, 13 Kyd St.
Anderson, James, cabinetmaker, 23 Hamil-
ton Green.
Anderson, James, 33 Leonard Street.
Anderson, Tames F., builder, 28 Kyd St.
Anderson, ' James, electrical engineer,
5 Culloden Crescent
Anderson, James R., Idylwyld, Nolt Loan
Anderson, John, jeweller, 16 Rosemount
Road. -
Anderson, John, blacksmith, 26 Elliot St.
Anderson, John:, 17 St Vigeans Road
Anderson, John S., 13 Carnegie Street.
Anderson, John/ W., Demondale
Anderson, Norman, 21 North Grimsby
Anderson, Norman B., manufacturer, Sea-
forth
Anderson, Patrick, 2 Elliot Street
Anderson, R. H., mechanic, 33 Culloden Rd
Anderson, R., mer'ianic, 47 Culloden Rd.
Anderson, Robt., grocer, 16 Nolt Loan Rd.
Anderson, Robt., 14 Jamieson Street
Anderson, Thomas, bleacher, 44 Howard St.
Anderson, W., 62 Rossie Street
Anderson, W. Gordon, Warslap
Anderson, W., mariner, 20 Culloden Ter
Anderson, W. F., headmaster, 110 High
Street
Anderson, Wm., mason, 31 Green Street.
Anderson, Wm., printer, 51 Sidney St.
Anderson, Wm. J.. 29 East Abbey St
Anderson, Wm., 38 Ernest Street
Anderson, Wm., 80 Cairnie Street
Anderson, Ann, 2 West Keptie Street
Anderson, Eliza, 6£ Abbot Street
Anderson. Elizabeth. 14 Kyd Street
Anderson^ Elspeth, 5 Elliot Street
Anderson, Jane, 22 Smithy Croft
Anderson, "Jessie, 53 Panmure St
Anderson, Mary W., housekeeper,
Cairnie Street
Anderson, May, confectioner, 94 Helen St.
Anderson, Miss A. S., 48 Brechin Road.
Anderson, Miss Elizabeth, 51 Panmure St.
Anderson, Miss C, clerkess, 1 Cairnie PI.
Anderson, Miss Jessie, 7 Jamieson Street
Anderson, Miss Jessie, 7 St Vigeans Rd.
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Anderson, Miss Jessie B., Nolt Loan Rd.
Anderson, Miss Margaret, 270 High St
Anderson, Miss Mary C, 36 Elliot Street
Anderson, Miss Rebecca, 208 High Street
Anderson, Misses, 46 Nolt Loan
Anderson, Mrs Agnes, 14 West Newgate
Street.
Anderson, Mrs, 275 High Street
Anderson, Mrs Annie, 42^ Cairnie Street
Anderson, Mrs Annie, widow, 41 Hill St.
Anderson, Mrs B., 40 St Mary Street.
Anderson, Mrs C, grocer, 2b LaJyloan.
Anderson, Mrs E* 5 Elliot Street
Anderson, Mrs E., 48 Helen Street
Anderson, Mrs M., 34 Keptie Street
Anderson, Mrs M. A., 4 W. Abbey St.
Anderson, Mrs M. A., residenter, 48 East
Abbey Street.
Anderson, Mrs Marjory, 27 Abbot St
Anderson, Mrs Mary, 29 Fisheracre
Anderson, Mrs Mary, 24 Helen Street
Anderson, Mrs Mary, 3 Osborne Terrace
Anderson, Mrs P. 35 Hill Street
Anderson, Mrs T. S. Ben Aigen, Keptie
Road
Angus, David, 36 Sidney Street.
Angus, Joseph, 19 Panmure Street
Annat, Robert, labourer, 15 Stuart St.
Annat, Mrs Jane S., 14 Marketgate
Arbuthnot, D., moulder, 21 Cairnie St.
Arbuthnot, W., ironmoulder, 17 Kinnaird
Street
Arbuthnott, W., railway carter, 15 Elliot St.
Archer, Alex., 69 Keptie Street
Arklay, Miss F., dressmaker, 21 Duke St.
Armatage, Peter, flesher, 11 Ponderlaw St.
Armour, Miss Annie, 59 St Mary Street
Armstrong, J. B., flaxdresser, 70 Keptie St.
Armstrong, Mrs Mary, 56 St Vigeans Rd.
Arthur, A., labourer, 29 St Vigeans Road
Ashby, George, 4 Bridge Street
Ashford, Jane, 11 Kinnaird Street
Asquith, Wm., sawtrimmer, 14 Bridge St.
Aston, Mrs J. S., 45 Rossie Street_
Atkinson, Francis, electrician, 20 Millgate
Atkinson, J., Cairnie Road
Auchterlonie, T.. 43 Dishland Street
Auchterlonie, Wm. C, 14 Leonard St
Axford, David, hammerman, 58 Cairnie St.
Axford, Mrs, factory worker, 77 Loch-
land Street.
Baillie, David, 8 Keptie Street
Baillie, Ed., machinist, 19 Hill Street
Baillie, Robert, 30 Helen Street
Baillie. Mrs J.. 29 Lordburn
Bain, James, 10 John Street
Bain, Jas. millworker, 25 Dishland St.
Bain, Wm., n Wallace Street
Bain, Miss Williamina, 49 Wallace St
Bain, Mrs Margaret B., 1 Alexandra PI.
Baird, Alex. P., mason, 19 Park Street
Baird, Alfred, 3 Church Street
Baird, D. S., enginedriver, 12 St Vigeans
Road.
Baird, Geo., hairdresser, 48 High Street
Baird, J., flaxdresser, 44 St Vigeans Rd.
Baird, R. C, hairdresser, 5 W. Grimsby.
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Builders and Monumental Masons,
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Monuments & Headstones in Granite, Marble, & Freestone.
Designs and Prices sent on application.
Inscriptions Cut in any Cemetery.
Makers of Concrete Blocks and Slabs.
All Kinds of Concrete Work Executed by Concrete Con-
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Jobbing- of every description promptly attended to.
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FAMILY GROCER, TEA, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT,
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LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
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Baird, Robert, painter, 42 Sidney Street.
Baird, W., boot salesman, 54 Rossie St.
Baird, W., hairdresser, 14 St Mary bt.
Baird, Mrs Jane, 17 High Street
Baird, Mrs Elizabeth, I Dalhousie PI
Baldie, Robert, 78 St Vigeans Road
Balfour, C. L., .baker, 43 Barngreen
Balfour, Geo., plater, 51 Leonard Street
Baltour, Geo. J-., nioulaer, 36 Barngreen.
Balfour, Wm., 37 Howard Street
Balfour, Alice, 27 Lochland Street
Balfour, Alice, 63 St Mary Street
Balfour, Jane A., widow, 14 Howar,d St.
Ballingall, Win., factory worker, 29 *iubot
Street.
Barclay, W., 20 Barngreen
Banks, Sutherland, hotelkeeper, 17 Kep-
tie Street
Bannerman, J. L., mechanic, 23 Kinnaird
Street.
Bannerman, Mrs, 21 Fergus Square.
Bannerman, Mrs Agnes, <*9 Wallace St.
Barclay, Peter, mechanic, 21 Lochland St.
Barclay, Wm., 23 Barngreen
Barnes, James, coachman, 29 Victoria St.
Baruet, David, carter, 14 Helen Street.
Barnet, Davidina, spinster, 56 Marketgate.
Barnet, Elizabeth, widow, 7 W. Newgate.
Barnet, John, 4 Fergus Square
Barnett, Alex., 18 E. Mill Wynd
Barnett, Chas., 17 Catherine Street
Barnett, D. D., wine merchant, 12 Hill-
end Road
Barnett, Thos., 15 Convent Street
Barnett, Tom, 12 Barngreen
Barnett, Mary A., factory worker, 64 St
Mary Street.
Barr, Mrs Elizabeth, 29 Ponderlaw St.
Barrie, Charles, batcher, 10 Smithy Croft
Barrie, David, 30 Fergus Square
Barrie, Win., bleacher. 22 Robert Street
Barrie, Wm., 43 St Mary Street
Barrie, Miss E., 8 St Mary Street
Barrie, Mrs A., widow, 17 Howard St.
Barrie, Mrs Agnes, 19f Rossie Street
Barrie, Mrs Flora, 19 Hayswell Road
Barron, J. P., den. surg., 35 Brechin Rd.
Barry, Mrs E.. 26 Hannah Street
Batchelor, D., 1 Reform Street
Batchelor, David, cashier, Viewfield Rd.
Batchelor, H. S., grocer, 28 Elliot St.
Batchelor, W., 42 Brechin Road
Batchelor, Agnes, 20 Nolt Loan
Batchelor, Mrs, 44 Kinnaird Street
Batchelor, Mrs, Mayfield.
Batchelor, Mrs Eliz., Seaton Road
Bathie, Miss C. A. H., Craigievar, Sep-
tic Road
Baxter, Donald M., manager, 8 Garden St.
Baxter, James, blacksmith, 27 Grant Road
Baxter, Bella, confectioner, 17 Culloden
Road
Baxter, Mrs J. A., 465 Cairnie Street
Beaton, Stephen, 2 Wallace Street
Beats, Alex., bleachfield worker, 2 West
Mary Street.
Beatt, Andrew, tobacconist, 40 Elliot St.
Beatt, Miss Jane, 54 Helen Street.
Beattie, A., mill manager, 3 Bakers Wynd.
Beattie, Alex., 9 South Street
lieattie, Alex., fisherman, 15 Union St. E.
Beattie, Alex., 10 Marketgate
Beattie, Alex., 22 Barngreen
Beattie, Alex., fisherman, o South Street
Beattie, Chas., 17 Union St. East
Beattie, D., 21 West Newgate
Beattie, D., fisherman, 17 Ladybridge St.
Beattie, David, fisherman, 7 Old Shore Hd
Beattie, David, 10 Marketgate
Beattie, Fred, 46 Ladybridge St.
Beattie, George, 2/ Fergus Square
Beattie,, J. B. D., 49 Keptie Street
Beattie, James, signalman, 14 Lochland St
Beattie, James. 6 James Street
Beattie, James, 23 High Street.
Beattie, James, 3 Union St. East
Beattie, James, 14 John Street
Beattie, James, fisherman, 9 W. Newgate.
Beattie, James L., 16 Panmure Street
Beattie, John, butcher, 47 Kinnaird St.
Beattie, John, vanman, 8 Bank Street.
Beattie, John, 43 Leonard Street
Beattie, John, 19 Cairnie Street
Beattie, M., factory wkr., 22 Barngreen
Beattie, Peter, fisherman, 17 Union St. E.
Beattie, Peter, 15 High Street.
Beattie, Peter, 57 Ladyloan
Beattie, Robert, fisherman, 4 Seagate.
Beattie, Robert, 8 John Street
Beattie, Robt. F., baker, 1 Maule Street.
Beattie, Thomas, fisherman, 5 High St.
Beattie, Thos., fisherman, 17 Union St. E.
Beattie, Thos., 15 Old Shore Head
Beattie, W, warehouseman, 11 Ernest St.
Beattie, Walter, shoemaker, 22 Applegate.
Beattie, \\ m., / Rosebank
Beattie, Wm., 7 St Vigeans Road
Beattie, Win., 17 Union Street East
Beattie, Wm., shoemaker, 10 W. Newgate
Beattie, Wm., 16 West Mary Street
Beattie, Miss Jane, 21 Lochland Street
Beattie, Miss Jessie, 49 Keptie Street.
Beattie, Miss M., fish dlr., 6 Brothock
Bridge
Beattie, Miss Margaret, 15 John Street
Beattie, Mrs, 67 Millgate Loan
Beattie, Mrs C, 11 St Vigeans Road
Beaittie. Mrs Isabella, 41 St Mary St
Beattie, Mrs Mary A., 64 Cairnie Street.
Beatts Alex., 2 West Mary Street
Beatts, Nicoll, 24 Seagate
Beatts Tean, 35 West Grimsby
Beatts, Mary, 60 Guthrie Port
Becket, John, Springfield
Becket, John, 18 Ponderlaw Lane
Beedie, Alex., 63 Sidney Street
Beedie, George, residenter, 3 Lordburn.
Beedie, Jas., 23 St Vigeans Road
Begg, James, 26 Hannah Street
Begg, Mrs A., 23 St Vigeans Road
Begg, Mrs Jane, 1 Murray Place
Belford. James, porter, P.H. Hospital
Bell, Alex., shoemaker, 29 Lochland St.
Bell, Douglas, bleacher, 25 Leonard Street
Bell, Douglas, 25 Kinnaird Street
Bell, E., 3 Rosebank
114
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS
R. Anderson £r Co.
208 HIGH STREET, ARBROATH.
telephone 98.
FRESH FISH IN SEASON.
Jirbroath Smokies a Specialty.
FINNANS OUR OWN CURING.
All Orders Promptly Attended to.
208 HIGH STREET
ARBROATH
Bell Rock Tavern
49 WEST GRIMSBY, Arbroath
'Che Bell Tiock Blend
Of SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKIES
GUARANTEED WELL MATURED
DRAUGHT BEER
Always in Sparkling Condition
Excellent Sitting jl ccommodation
D. DINNIE, Proprietor
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
115
Bell, Enoch, 31 Howard Street
Bell, Ernest, music teacher, 39 Jamieson St
Bell, George, 35 Grimsby
Bell, John, 21 Kinnaird Street
Bell, Joseph, 2j uowan Street
Bell, Robert baker, 29 Ernest Street
Bell, William, musician, 169 High Street
Bell, Wm., leather-cutter, 21 Leonard St.
Bell, Mrs Jessie, 2 RosebanK
Bell, Miss Jane, 11 Grant Road
Bell, Mrs Beatrice, 22 Culloden Road
Bell, Mrs Christina, 11 Kinnaird St.
Bell, Mrs M., 21 Kinnaird btreet
Bell, Mrs M. A., 31 Gowan Street
Belli, P., confectioner, 11 Allan Street
Bellis, Rev. j. 'i'., St John's Manse,
Seaton Road
Benda, Mrs M., 674 Millgate Loan
Bennet, A. D., market gardener, Little
Cairnie
Bennet, J. S., patternmaker, 31, Cairnie St
Bennett, F. W. M., Abbey View, Hays-
head Road
Bennet, Mrs James, 6 S. Grimsby
Bennet, Mrs Jane, 5 E. Abbey Street
Benson, Wm., dealer, 53 W. Grimsby
Berrie, Joseph, porter, 6 Wallace Street
Berrie, Mrs M., 248 High Street
Bertie, Allan, baker, 13 Stuart Street
Bertie, Helen S., widow, 10 W. Abbey St.
Bertie, Miss E., 20 Nolt Loan
Binnie, Alexander, 34 Helen Street.
Binnie, Alex., Gallowdcn
Binnie, Alexander, 93 Keptie Street.
Binnie, William, labourer, 41 Rossie St.
Birrell, David, 21 Fergus Street
Birse, Alex., 15 Kinnaird Street
Birse, Alexander, 15 Leonard Street.
Birse. Fred., flaxdresser, 11 Ernest St.
Birse. Geo., machineman, 2 Reform St.
Birse, J., engine-fitter, 68 St Vigeans Rd.
Birse, John, machineman, 9 Cross Mill Wy.
Birse, John, 47 Green Street.
Birse, Mrs, 60 Fergus Square
Bishop, Thos. G., 207 High Street
Bishop, William, foreman of works, 45
Brechin Road
Bissau, Aiex., 40 Green Street
ISisset, Geo. V., 20 Hill Place
Bisset, James, mill foreman, 12 Robert St.
Bisset, Wm., 7 Wallace Street
Bissett, Mary, 15 Park Street
Bisset, Misses T. A. and M Hayshead Rd.
Bisset, Mrs Agnes, 29 Elliot btreet
Bisset, Mrs G. S., 60 Marketgate
Bisset, Mrs Violet C, 64 Nolt Loan Road
Black, Alex., labourer, 41 Helen Street.
Black, Alex.,, 65 Ladyloan
r 'lack, And., Signal Tower
Black, Andrew, labourer, 36 C.iir»ie St.
Black, George, shoemaker, 20 Cairnie St.
Black, George, 2 Culloden Road
Black, G. K. F., vintner, 27 E. Abbey St
Black, James, tenter, 11 Jamieson St.
Black, James. 36 Ann Street
Black, James, 19 Palmer Street
Black, James, 10 Bank Street
Black, Peter, 10 Academy Street
Black, Peter, tailor, 3 Jamieson Street.
Black, Stephen, caretaker, 29 Rossie St.
BlacK, btewart, 10 £). Mill Wyna
rJlacK, Wm., 54 High Street
Black, Wm., engineer, 5 Russell Street.
Black, Elizabetn, 40 Millgate -Loan
Black, Jessie, millworker, 14 Glover St.
Black, Jessie, 31 Kinnaird S:reet
Black, Jessie, bookseller, 10 B.othock
Bridge
Black, Miss A., residenter, 17 Jamieson St.
Black, Miss Ann, 4S Lochlana Street
Black, Mrs Anne T., 10 Nolt Loan Road
BlacK, Mrs Betsy, 10 Academy Street
Black, Mrs Flora. 19 Palmer Street
Black, Mrs M., widow, 30 Cairnie St.
Black, Mrs Margaret, 14 West Mary St.
Blair, Andrew, tenter, 78 Cairnie Street.
Blair, D., hairdresser, 3 Hamilton Gn.
.Blair, Henry, hairdresser, 59 Sidney St
Blair, J., sen., house factor, 3 Carnegie St.
Blair, J., jun., patternmaker, 57 Millgate
Loan.
Blair, Robert, 46 Culloden Road
Blair, Thos., railwa}' guard, 56a High St.
Blair, W alter, 58 Sidney Street
Blair, Miss A., factory worker, 5 Ander-
son Street.
Blair, Mrs, 12 Fergus Street.
Blair, Mrs E. F., 32 Ladyloan.
Blues, Alfred, 42 Fergus Square
Blues, James, 7 Russell Street
Blues, Mrs Ellen, 1% Dishland Street
Blyth, Alex., porter, 46 Glover Street
Boath, C. 34 Green Street
Boath, D. M., flesher, 29 Cairnie St.
Boath, David H., 25 Ann btreet
Boath, David, Demondale
Boath, David, 70 Lochland Street
Boath, Geo., mechanic, 14 St Vigeans Rd.
Boath, Geo., 41 Leonard btreet
Boath, Geo., baker, 14 Leonard Street.
Boath, George, 41 Dishland Street
Boath, Peter, 13 Ernest Street
Boath, Wilfred, 42 Kinnaird Street
Boath, Jessie, 19 Wallace Street
Boath, Mary A., spinster, 7 W. Abbey St.
Boath, Mrs Eliz., 28 Bank Street
Boath, Mrs Jane, 14 Robert Street
Boath, Mrs Jean, 5 Victoria Street
Boath, Mrs Jessie, 41 Leonard Street
Boath, Mrs Lily, 56 Sidney Street
Boath, Mrs Maggie, 7 Cairnie Street
Bogue, A., mill overseer, 30 St Mary St.
Bogue, David, mill overseer, 23 Green St.
Bogue, Henry, 8 Leonard Street
Boeue, T. F-, engineer. 32g St Mary St
Bogue, James V., 8 Leonard Street
Bogue, John W., 64 Marketgate
Bogue, John, surfaceman, 21 Abbot St.
Bogue, John, 32 Green Street .
Bogue, Miss Barbara, 3 Lordburn
Bonnyman, Mrs A . widow. 27 E. Abbey St
Booth, David, painter, Demondale.
Booth, Jas. G., shoemaker. 8 George Street
Booth, William, tailor. 23 West Port.
Booth, Miss Margaret G., 8 George Street
Borland, J., 23 W. Mary Street
11« YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Telephone No. 77.
James Robertson & Son
JOINERS, CONTRACTORS,
UNDERTAKERS, and :
LICENSED VALUATORS :
By the application of the Most Up-to-Date Methods and
Machinery, and the Careful Personal Supervision of all
Orders, they are prepared to execute all work entrusted to
them in the Most Efficient and Economical manner.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
OFFICE FITTINGS AND FURNITURE
SHOP FITTINGS, SHOW CASES, &c.
CHURCH FURNISHINGS. -
JOBBING WORK CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO
ESTIMATES GIVEN.
Joinery Works
MILLGATE - ARBROATH.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
117
Bortnwick, J., greengrocer, 39 Lordburn.
JBortnwick, J as., labourer, IV Panmure St.
Bothwell, H., labourer, 13 Cross Milk Wy
Bothwell, Miss S., millworker, 5 Cross
Mill Wynd.
Boswell, J as. 39 W. Newgate
Bothwell, Mrs, 8 Smith Croft
Bothwell, Mrs Ann, 12 E. Mill Wynd.
Bouiek, David, stationer, 27 Glover St.
Bowden, James, lU St vigeans Koad
Bowen, D., 4 Robert Street
Bowen, Mrs Elsie, 5og Lochland St
Bowick, D., 17 Dishland Street
Bowick, Harry B., 12 Lochland Street
Bowie, Win., miller, 15 Carnegie Street.
Bowman, A. B., 5 Cross Mill Wyna
Bowman, Andrew, 1 Cross Mill Wynd
Bowman, David, 15 Cross Mill Wynd
Bowman, James, batcher, 40 Green Street.
Bowman, John C., mason, 19 Catherine St.
Bowman, Wm., 21 Smithy Croft
Bowman, Wm., engineer, 78? Keptie St.
Bowman, Annie ti., 39 St Mary Street
Bowman. Mrs Elizabeth, 1 Albert Street
Bowman, Mrs Isabella, 40 Nolt Loan Rd.
Boyack, James, cooper, ho Barngreen
Boyd, Hugh, 1 Long Row
Boyd, James, engineer, 78 St Vigeans Rd.
Boyd, John, clerk, 48 East Abbey Street.
Bovd, Tohn, 5 Hill Road
Boyd, Mrs A. J., 16 Elliot Street
Boyd, Mrs Helen, 36 John Street
Boyle, Wm., storekeeper, 37 Kinnaird St
Boyle, Miss Barbara, 59 High Street
Boyle, iviiss Isabella, lt'2 Keptie Street
Boyle, Mrs E.. 25 E. Abbey Street
Boyle, Mrs Jane, St Vigeans Road
Bracelin,, Pat. J., shipmaster, 23 Ann St
Braid, Alex., shipmaster, 28 Elliot Street
Braid, Alex., 17 Elliot Street
Braid, Charles, 36 Leonard Street
Braid. Chas. D., 67^ Millgate Loan
Braid, H., cab driver, 51 Guthrie Port
Braid, J., wood merchant, 7 Hillend Rd
Braid. John, street porter, 9 Millgate Ln.
Braid, William, 51 Leonard Street
Braid. Mrs W. G., 17 Hayswell Road
Brand, Alex., draughtsman, 1 Cairnie PI.
Brand, Andrew, mason, 57 Kinnaird St.
Brand, Chas., 5 Russell Street
Brand, J., sergt. of police, 38 Rossie St.
Brand. Jas. S., slater, 30 Dishland St.
Brand, Joseph, labourer, 68 Howard St.
Brand, Robert, 3 Church Street
Brand, Margaret, 34 St Mary Street
Brand, Miss A., 50 Rossie Street
Brand, Miss Jane 41 Millgate Loan
Brand, Miss Kate. 6 Rossie Street
Brand, Miss Lily, 7 Panmure Street
Brand. Miss Margaret, Mount Zion Brae
Brand. Mrs, 8 Russell Street
Brattesanni, Mrs Clementina, 55 Loch-
land Street
Brebner, Jas., 20 Ernest Street
Bremner, Jas., 16 Ernest Street
Bremner, John, 2 Fergus Street
Bremner, Mrs A.. 47A Ladyloan
Brennan, Patrick, ironmoulder, 7 Elliot St.
Bridges, Andrew, 17 West Abbey Street
Bridges, R., 9 Convent Street
Bridges, Wm., 21 Ponderlaw Street
Bridges, Mrs E., charwoman, 2 Ponder-
law Lane.
Briggs, Mrs, 11 Kinnaird Street.
Broclie, John, Kinprunes, Nolt Loan Road
Brodie, Miss Margaret, editor, Kinprunes,
Nolt Loan Road
Brougham, E., 57 Kinnaird Street
Brougham, J., 36 Sidney Street
Brougham, Geo., painter, 51 Sidney St.
Brougham, Miss, 21 Ggilvie Place
Brown, A., 9 Rossie Street
Brown, Alex^, engineer, 6 Fergus St
Brown, Charles, beamer, 34 Keptie Street.
Brown, D., 43 Hannah Street
Brown, Daniel C, 19 Fergus Street
Brown, David, flaxdresser, 32 Rossie St.
Brown, David. 24 West Mary Street
Brown, David, 27 Hill Street
Brown, Douglas, 25 Brechin Road
Brown, Duncan, flaxdsr., 21 Leonard St
Brown, Duncan, 21 Kinnaird Street
Brown, Edward, 553 Panmure Street
Brown, George, electrician, 6j Elliot Place
Brown, J. S., insur, collector, 35 Howard St
Brown, Jas., 43 Helen Street
Brown, James, 8 Seagate
Brown, James A., Viewfield Road
Brown, Jas. M., moulder, 30 Green St.
Brown, Jas. residenter, Maryville, Kep-
tie Road
Brown, John, 12 Anderson Street
Brown, Joseph, 24 Kyd Street
Brown, L. G., Rio Cottage, 8 Nolt Loan
Brown, Reynold, teacher, 3 Brechin Road
Brown, Robert, grocer, 54 Nolt Loan Rd.
Brown, W. O., teacher, 42 Nolt Loan
Brown, Wm., 32 Rossie Street
Brown, Wm., 37 High Street
Brown, Wm., 37 Hannah Street
Brown, Annie. 26 St Mary Street
Brown, Elizabeth, 16 Colvill Place
Brown. Elsie, widow, 8 AddisoH PI.
Brown, Helen G. S., 18 Kyd St.
Brown, Jean Ann, 69 Guthrie Port
Brown, "Margaret, widow, 21 Abbot St.
Brown, Margaret, 47 John Street.
Brown, Mrs Annie, 26 Ann Street
Brown, Miss E., 25 Brechin Road
Brown, Miss Eliz.. 3o West Grimsby
Brown, Mrs Janet, 24 Fergus Street
Brown, Mrs M., 35 Kinnaird Street
Brown, Mrs M., 5 Kinnaird Street
Brown. Miss M., 41 Lochland Drive.
Brown, Mrs, broker, 15 Barngreen
Brown, Mrs A. J. II., grocer. 33 M.-irketgate
Brown, Mrs B., widow, 10 Hayswell Road
Brown, Mrs Isabella. 80 Cairnie Street
Brown, Mrs Janet, 24 Fergus Street
Brown, Mrs Mary, 1 Russell Street
Brown, Mrs S., widow. 29 Ernest St.
Bruce, Alex., 6 Howard Street
Bruce, Alexander, grocer, 39 Ladyloan
Bruce, J., 19 North Grimsby
Bruce, James, waiter 48 High Street.
Bruce, Jas. W., 14 Church Street
118 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
George Keith
SAIL, COVER AND TENT MAKER
22 NORTH GRIMSBY, - ARBROATH
Motor Car Hoods Re-Covered or Repaired. Bonnet Covers Made to Order. j
Van, Engine, Sail and other Covers. Tents and Marquees Made to Order. j
SHOP SUNSHADES A SPECIALITY
Estimates Given for all kinds of Canvas Work.
T. R. GRANT
REGISTERED PLUMBER
and
HEATING ENGINEER
BROTHOCK BRIDGE
ARBROATH
telephone 101
SERVANTS' Agent for Pullars' Dyeworks,
REGISTRY. Perth.
MISS STEWART
33 WEST PORT. - ARBROATH
Ladies' and Children's Smallwares and Fancy
Underclothing. Drapery.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
110
Bruce, John W., 14 North Grimsby
Bruce, John, fisherman, 21 Seagate
Bruce, Nicholson, 11 Marketgate
Bruce, William, 11 Marketgate
Bruce, Win., machineiuan, 13 Green St.
Bruce, Win., vintner, 51 Brechin Road
Bruce, Win. B., chauffeur, 10 Academy St.
Bruce, Win., 42 Sidney street
Bruce, William, 10 John Street
Bruce, Mrs Helen, 39 Leonard Street.
Bruce, Mrs Mary J., 24 Elliot Street
Brummage, Harry, 11 Shore
Bryce, A.dam, 6 North Grimsby
Bryce, John, baker, 1 Maule Street
Brydon. Jas., retired postmaster, 5 View-
field Road
Buchan, Adam, labourer, 33 Fisheracre
Buchan, Mrs Bessie, 4 Brechin Road
Buchanan, D. M., restaurateur, 19 Mill-
gate
Buchanan, J., printer, 3 Addison PI.
Bucnanan, Aiiss 1 la Breclun Road
Buick, Albert, 10 Rosebank
Buick, D. P., residenter, 10 St Vigeans Rd.
Buick, David, 27 Glover Street.
Buick, David, 7 Stuart Street
Buick, J., potato merchant, 50 High St.
Buick, Jas., 19 Commerce Street
Buick, James, joiner, 44 Cairnie St.
Buick, James, 56 Brechin Road.
Buick, James, plumber, 14 .Leonard Street
Buick, Jas., flaxdresser, 22 Lochlaad St.
Buick, YV., mechanic, 30 Millgate Loan.
Buick, Wm., mechanic, 2b Dishland St.
Buick, Wm., labourer, 23 Hays Lane.
Buick, Isabella, residenter, 21 Green Street,
Buick, Maggie, confectioner, 23 Church St.
Buick, Miss Annie, 44 Glover Street
Buick, Mrs George, 13 St Vigeans Road.
Buist, W. C, linen mcht., 26 Ponderlaw
Buick, Margaret, 23 Church Street
Buick, Mrs Isabella, 13 St Vigeans Road
Buist, Jas., Demondale
Bullock, Mrs A., 29 Leonard Street
Burn, Mrs D. H., 4 Albert Street.
Burness, David S. G., superintendent of
cleansing, 31 Carnegie Street.
Burgess, John, 41 Kinnaird Street
Burness, W. W., ironturner, 54 Howard St.
Burnett, D., cartwright, 40 Millgate Ln.
Burnett, David, 3 South Grimsby
Burnett, D., 27 Hayswell Road
Burnett, David, slater, 19 N. Grimsby.
Burnett, James, 17 Marketgate
Burnett, Mr, Arbirlot Road
Burneit, W. C, dairyman. 5 Murray PI
Burnett, William, 50 Guthrie Port.
Burnett, Wm., 31 Gravesend
Burnett, Wm. S., 9 Anderson Street
Burnett, Betsy, 17 Marketgate
Burnett, Mrs Janet, 28 Bank Street
Burns, James, gardener, 6 Jamieson St.
Burns, Islav. labourer, 8 Cross Mill Wy
Burns, Mrs' Helen, 17 W. Abbey Street
Burns, Mrs Jessie, 7 Cross Mill Wynd
Bushnell, Mrs Mary, f] Bridge Street
Butchart, Chas., tailor, 10 St Vigeans Rd.
Butchart, James, 8 Leonard Street.
Butchart, John E., Timbergreens, Ar-
birlot Road.
Butchart, R., engineer, 29 Kinnaird St.
Butchart, R. T., cabinetmaker, 30 Bank St.
Butchart, Roderick, lapper, 16 Rossie St.
Butchart, W., labourer, 20 Ogilvy .flace
Butchart, W., plumber, 56 St Vigeans Rd.
Butchart, Agnes, spinster, 3 Bakers Wynd.
Butchart, Grace A., widow, 50 John St.
Butchart, Miss Maggie, 16 Bridge Street
Butcher, Lewis D.. 31 Elliot Street
Butters, Chas., 1 Carnegie Street
Byars, D., 153 High Street
Byars, J., motor contractor, 8 Carnegie St
Byars, Mrs C, iu^> High Street
Cable, James, factory manager, 27 Loch-
land Street.
Cable, Joan, 63 Keptie Street
cables, James, 71 rlelen Street
Cables, James, 53 Rossie Street
Cables, James C, 32 Kyd Street
Cadman, Mrs Ella, 175 High Street
Caird, Allan, labourer, 41 Ladyloan
Caird, Henry, joiner, 324 St Mary St.
Caird, ).. labourer, 49 Millgate Loan.
Caird, J. R., S7 Sidney Street
Caird, James, ironturner, Demondale
Caird, John, 9^ Applegate
Caird, Alary, widow, 39 Panmure Street.
Caird, Mary L., 57 Dishland Street
Caird, Miss Helen, b^ uishland Street
Caird, Mrs E., 32£ St Mary Street
Caird. Mrs H 7 Applegate
Cairns, W. J., 19 Grant Road
Caithness, Mrs, 5 Anderson Street
Calder, Ann, widow, 1 Dishland Street.
Calder, D. D., builder, 32 Elliot Street
Calder, J., The Neuk, Rosebery Place
Calder, James, 9 St Vigeans Road
Calder, Wm. G., Strachan Street
Calder, Mrs Margaret, Royal Hotel, High
Street
Callum, Catherine, spinster, 3 Ponderlaw
Street.
Cameron, Chas. D., 6 South Grimsby
Cameron, David, 9 Fergus Street
Cameron, J., surfaceman, 35 Howard St.
Cameron, J., cabinetmaker, 9 Union St
Cameron, James, 27 Hannah Street
Cameron, John, joiner, 5 Fergus Street.
Cameron, Rev. James, Ladyloan U.F.
Manse, Dishland Street
Cameron, Wm., mechanic, 9 Elliot St.
Cameron, Wm., shoemaker, 66 Fergus Sq.
Cameron, Jessie, dressmaker, 60 Market-
gate
Cameron, Miss Annie, 25 Rossie Street
Cameron, Mrs Isabel. 43 St Mary Street
Cameron, Miss Jessie. 41 Cairnie St
Cameron, Mrs E. F., Hayshead Road
Cameron, Mrs M., 32 St Vigeans Road
Campbell, A., railwav clerk, 9 Glover St.
Campbell, D., 5 Dickfield Street
Campbell, D., machinist, 7 St Vigeans Rd.
Campbell, Frederick. 31 Sidney Street
Campbell, H. R., tenter, 61 East Abbey St.
Campbell, J., moulder, 29 W. Abbey St.
120 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROVISIONS of Quality at Keenest Prices.
Charles Porter
Grocer and Wine Merchant, CAIRNIE STREET.
Bottled Beers & Stotit always in Splendid Condition.
Arbroath Gas Corporation
GAS COKE
FIRST-CLASS FUEL FOR BAKERS' OVENS.
INDISPENSABLE FOR " KEITH'S " FURNACES.
ECONOMICAL FOR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES.
SPECIALLY USEFUL FOR GREENHOUSES.
CHEAPER THAN COAL
SINGLE BAGS DELIVERED
David Mackay &- Co.
FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS,
391 WEST GRIMSBY ARBROATH
Every Requisite. Night Attendance.
Charges Strictly Moderate.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
121
Campbell, Jas., painter, 9 Kinnaird St.
Campbell, John, 46 Sidney Street.
Campbell, John, overseer, 21 Guthrie Pt.
Campbell, William, 18 West Mary St.
Campbell, William, 6 Leonard Street.
Campbell, Win., lUo Hign ivreet
Campbell, Wm, 78 Helen Street
Campbell, Ann, bleacher, 37 Rossie Street
Campbell, Miss, 36 Hill Street
Campbell, Mrs Betsy, 12 Chalmers Street
Campbell, Mrs C, 26 Lillies Wynd
Campbell, Mrs Isabella, 248 High Street
Cant, David, joiner, 3j Keptie Street.
Cant, Harry, 21 Lordburn
Cant, James, mechanic, 9 Culloden Road.
Cant, Robert, 3 Elliot Street
Cant, W., 23 Dishland Street
Cant, Mrs Eliz., 31 Rossie Street
Cant, Mrs G., 21 Dishland Street
Cant, Wm. P., 23 Dishland Street
Carcary, W. T., blacksmith, 29 Howard St
Cardno, Mrs J., 14 West Mary Street
Cargill. A., tailor, 19 Park Street
Cargilf, A., 14 Ladybridge Street
Cargill, A., jun., fisherman, 20 South St.
Cargill, A. B., residtr., 21 Old Shore Hd
Cargill, A. B., factory manager, 47 Pan-
mure Street.
Cargill,, Alex., 16 Marketgate
Cargill, Alex., 55 High Street
Cargill, Alex., fisherman, 23 Old Shore Hd.
Cargill, Alex., boxmaker, 23 Jamieson St.
Cargill, Alex., 5 Kinnaird Street
Cargill, Alex., labourer, 17 Catherine St.
Cargill, Andrew, barman, 8 Abbot Street.
Cargill, Andrew, fisherman, 29 John St.
Cargill, Andrew, 1 Old Shore Head
Cargill, Andrew, 9 Old Shore Head
Cargill, Andrew, 3 Union Street East
Cargill, Chas., fisherman, 8 John Street.
Cargill, David oj Seagate
Cargill, David. 1 South Street
Cargill, David, 3 St Vigeans Road.
Cargill, David, fisherman, 24 W. Newgate
Cargill, David, 15 Fergus Street
Cargill, David, sen., 30 Robert Street.
Cargill, David, 21 Ladybridge Street.
Cargill, David, fisherman, 6 Marketgate.
Cargill, David, labourer, 7 W. Newgate.
Cargill, David, fisherman, 16 South St.
Cargill, David, 18 Seagate
Cargill, David, 16 High Street
Cargill, David, 5 Dickfield Street
Cargill, David, 19 West Newgate
Cargill, Donald. 6 South Grimsby
Cargill, Duncan, moulder, 25 High St.
Cargill, George, 11 Convent Street
Cargill, Isaac, moulder, 5 South Street
Cargill, Isaac, fisherman, 6 Union St. E.
Cargill, Isaac, fisherman, 21 W. Newgate.
Cargill, T . fisherman, 20 Ladybridge St
Cargill, J., fisherman, 23 Ladybridge St.
Cargill, J. F., fisherman. 46 Ladybridge St.
Cargill, James, shunter, 6 South Street
Cargill, James, carter, 5Q Howard Street.
Cargill, James S., fisherman, 20 Seagate
Cargill, James, 69 Ladyloan.
Cargill, James, factory manager, 33 Park
Street
Cargill, James, fisherman, 1 Marketgate.
Cargill, James, sen., fisherman, 15 Old
Shore Head
Cargill, James, 20 Ladybridge Street
Cargill, James, 52 Marketgate
Cargill, James, 1U Marketgate
Cargill, James, moulder, 48 John Street
Cargill, James, 6 Hope Street
Cargill, James, 18 beagate
Cargill, jas., fisherman, 23 Ladybridge St
Cargill, Jas., fisherman, 15 Old Shore Hd.
Cargill, John, 16 Howard Street
Cargill, John, 53 West Grimsby
Cargill, John, fisherman, 4 Union St. E.
Cargill, John, tanner, 25 Glover Street.
Cargill, John, fisherman, 7 Union St.
Cargill, John, 21 Old Shore Head
Cargill, John, 11 Wallace Street
Cargill, John, 13 Stuart Street
Cargill, John, jun., fisherman, 5 South St.
Cargill, Jonathan, 6 Ponderlaw Lane.
Cargill, Joseph, 10 Union Street E.
Cargill, Joseph, fisherman, 10 South St.
Cargill, Joseph, fisherman, 8 W. Newgate
Cargill, Peter, labourer, 15 Culloden Rd.
Cargill, Peter, 7 Wardmill Road
Cargill, Peter, 10 West Newgate
Cargill, Peter, 6 South Street
Cargill, R., 33 High Street
Cargill, Robert, 22 East Mill Wynd
Cargill, Robert, labourer, 20 High St.
Cargill, Robert, stower, 22 John Street.
Cargill, Robert, fisherman, 19 Seagate.
Cargill, Robert, fisherman, 27 Seagate.
Cargill, Robert, 33 John Street
Cargill, Robert, 16 High Street
Cargill, Robert, carrier, 10g Seagate
Cargill, Robert, oZ High Street
Cargill, Robt., factry worker, 10 Guthrie
Port
Cargill, Thomas, carter, 65 Millgate Ln.
Cargill, Thomas, 1 Union Street East
Cargill, Thomas, joiner, 14 South Street.
Cargill, Thomas, 31 Seagate
Cargill, Thos., fisherman, 26 Union St. E.
Cargill, Thos., fisherman, 3 Marketgate.
Cargill, Thos., fisherman, 13 Marketgate.
Cargill, Thos., 39 John Street
Cargill, Thos., bo Marketgate
Cargill, Tom, 17 Barngreen
Cargill, W.. flaxdresser, 9 Cross Mill Wy.
Cargill, W., fisherman, 6 Marketgate
Cargill, W. D., 12 Marketgate.
Cargill, W., 10 West Newgate
Cargill, William, 6 Ladybridge Street.
Cargill, Wm., 11 Union Street
Cargill, Win., fisherman, 20 Seagate
Cargill, Wm., 12 Ladybridge Street
Cargill, Wm., fisherman, 12 Seagate
Cargill. Wm., 19 Fisheracre
Cargill, Wm., fisherman, 8 Union St. E.
Cargill, Wm., 31 laign Street
Cargill. Caroline, spinster, 12 South St.
Cargill, Elizabeth, 62 Marketgate
Cargill. Helen, 28 Union Street E.
Cargill, Isabella, 27 Seagate
Cargill, Jane, spinster, 55£ Panmure St.
Cargill, Jean, 1 Old Shore Head
Cargill, Margaret B., 4 High Street
122 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Arbroath Equitable Co-Operative Society
LIMITED
GUTHRIE PORT - AND BRANCHES
In Every Department of our Business our Axiom is
QUALITY and SERVICE
Come to the Equitable for all your Household and
Personal Requirements — the selection is without equal
Arbroath Equitable Co-Operative Society
LIMITED
TO SHOPKEEPERS AND OTHERS.
The Arbroath Plate Glass
MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
Is the Cheapest and Most Convenient Medium for the
Insurance of Shop Windows
SCREENS, SHOW CASES, MIRRORS, &c.
LOW RATES.
Premiums Quoted and other information given on
application to
Wm. H. Alexander, Solicitor, 62 High Street
Secretary and Treasurer.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
123
Cargill, Mary, 53 Wallace Street
Cargill, Miss Frances, 6 Bank Street
Cargill, Misses Isabella C, Eliza, and
Cecilia, 16 South Street.
Cargill, Misses, S. H. & J., 34 Jamieson St
Cargill Mrs Annie, 8 Hume Street
Cargill, Mrs, 17 Ogilvy Place.
Cargill, Mrs E., 21 South Street
Cargill, Mrs E., 11 Wallace Street
Cargill, Mrs E., fisherwoman, 15 West
Cargill, Mrs Eliz., shopkeeper, 24 Union
Street East ,
Cargill Mrs Helen, 7 South Street
Cargill, Mrs Helen, 24 Seagate
Cargill, Mrs J., 60 Marketgate
Cargill Mrs J., widow, 18 Hillend Road.
Cargill, Mrs Jane, 10^ Seagate
Cargill, Mrs Jane. 20 Ladybridge Street
Cargill, Mrs Lizzie, widow, 21 South St.
Cargill, Mrs Louisa, 55 High Street
Cargill, Mrs M., 25 Fergus Square
Cargill, Mrs Mary, 8 Russell Street
Cargill, Mrs R., 72 Keptie Street
Cargill, Mrs W., 7 Wardmill Road
Carlyle, J. A., lecturer, 2 Addison Place.
Carnegie, Alex., 18 Ogilvie Place
Carnegie, Claud, 3 Greenbank
Carnegie, David, 53 High Street
Carnegie, D., 46 Fergus Square
Carnegie, T-. marine engineer, 14 Wal-
lace Street. .
Carnegie, W„ tobacconist, 6 N. Grimsby.
Carnegie, Ann. housekeeper, 58 Cairnie bt
Carnegie, Eliza, 11 Fisheracre
Carnegie, Eliz., 68 Brechin Road
Carnegie, Miss M., mill worker, 3 Lordburn
Carnegie, Mrs, 259 High Street
Carnegie, Mrs, 53 High Street
Carnegie, Mrs A. Lindsay, Annesley.
Carnegie, Mrs Isabella, 29 Fergus Sq
Carnegie, Mrs Mary, Cairnie Road
Carnegie, Mrs M., 19 Hamilton Green
Carnegie, Mrs R. A.. 149 High Street
Carnegie, Mrs Sarah. 28 Sidney Street
Carnegie, Susan, housekeeper, Baldovan St.
Carney, Harry, joiner, 21 Rossie Street.
Carney, James, 1 Maule Street
Carr, Alex., caretaker, 26 Hill Street
Carr', Alexander, joiner, 42 Cairnie St.
Carr, Mrs Mary, 7 Convent Street.
Carrie, Alex., ironworker, 23 Carnegie St.
Carrie, Alex. F. D.. 93 Keptie Street
Carrie, Alex. W., painter. 74 Brechin Rd.
Carrie, Fred., 28 East Abbey Street
Carrie, Fred, 11 Park Street
Carrie, George, 27 Fergus Square.
Carrie, Geo. S., 32 Brechin Road
Carrie, Gilbert, fireman, 3 Garden St.
Carrie, Hector, 7 Guthrie Hill
Carrie, Tames, shoemaker, 9 Culloden Rd.
Carrie, James, 80 Helen Street.
Carrie, James, 7 Millgate Loan
Carrie, John, 15 Marketgate
Carrie, John, moulder, 8| Dishland St.
Carrie, John, vanman, 15 Abbot Street.
Carrie, Thomas, 25 E. Abbey Street
Carrie! W., ship carpenter. 19 Brechin Rd
Carrie, Wm., fireman, 35 West Grimsby.
Carrie, Wm., engineer, 1 Cairnie Place
Carrie, Wm. T., 93 Keptie Street
Carrie, Wm., 43 John Street
Carrie, Wm., 39 Barngreen
Carrie, Ann, 7 Guthrie Port
Carrie, Eliza, 1 Hamilton Green
Carrie, Helen & Martha, confectioners,
223 High Street.
Carrie, Jane, 14 Marketgate
Carrie, Miss Mary, 7 Elliot Street
Carrie, Mrs, residenter, 15 Fergus Street
Carrie, Mrs Esther, 26 Victoria Street.
Carrie, Mrs J., 3 West Port
Carrie, Mrs Jemima. 1 Hill Street
Carriq, Mrs Jessie. 25 East Abbey St
Carrie, Mrs Margt., 21 Hayswell Road
Cassie, Mrs James C, 27 W. Mary St.
Carver, David, 138 High Street
Castel, Catherine, 22 Dishland Street
Cathro, Mrs A., 45 Ladyloan
Cavin, Wm., 21 Park Street
Chalmers, A. B., electrical engineer, 60
Fergus Square
Chalmers, A. N ., engineer, 37 Ernest St
Chalmers, Alex., vanman, 8 Abbot Street.
Chalmers, J. W., 1 Shore
Chalmers, James, 24 Fergus Square
Chalmers, John, flax inspector, 64 Loch-
land Street
Chapman, R. T., 40 Fergus Square
Chalmers, W., com. traveller, 3 Gayfield
Chalmers, W. S.. 55 Rossie Street
Chalmers,, Mrs Elizabeth, 33 Barngreen
Chalmers, Mrs Mary, 16 St Mary Street.
Chapel. Wm., solicitor, Caenlochan, Kep-
tie Road
Chapel, Misses F., J., and H., Salisbury PI
Chapman, Allen, joiner, 31 Fergus Square
Chapman, John, mechanic, 15 Fergus Sq
Chapman, Stewart, carter, 43 Sidney St.
Chapman, Anna S., widow, 23 Lordburn.
Charity, Wm., 1 Academy Street
Charles, Wm., 19 South Street
Charles, Mrs Eliz., 33 W. Grimsby
Chatwin, Chas., teacher, 57 Brechin Rd.
Chassar, Chas., 47 Dishland Street
Chester, Robert, clerk, 3i Fergus Street.
Cheyne, Mrs Jessie, 6 W. Keptie Street.
Chisholm, Alex., collector, 8 Stanley St.
Thisholm, John B.. 78| Keptie Street
Chisholm, Miss J., dressmaker, 27 Green St
Chisholm, Mrs Helen, 7 Alexandra Place
Christie, Alex., 8 Carnegie Street
Christie, Alex., 6 St Vigeans Road
Christie. Alex., engineer, 74 Brechin Rd.
Christie, Alex., 2^ Russell Street
Christie, Chas., machineman, 25 Elliot St.
Christie, D. B., 6 Lillies Wynd
Christie, David, 67 Lochland Street
Christie, George, 20 St Vigeans Road
Christie, Geo. M., 68 Cairnie Street
Christie. James. 5 Ernest Street
Christie, James, janitor, 21 W. Keptie St
Christie, James, 19 Lochland Street
Christie, James, 63 St Mary Street
Christie, Jas., moulder, 24 St Mary St.
n-.r^tie, Tohn S.. 248 High Street
Christie. John Cathcart, electric engineer,
9 Alexandra Place.
124 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grant & Laing
Family Breads Biscuit and Pastry Bakers
HAVE A VARIED SELECTION OF PLAIN AND
FANCY TEA BREAD DAILY.
Cakes of Every Description.
Pies and Bridies. Tea Biscuits and Oatcakes.
FAMED SHORTBREAD
: : Sent to All Parts of the World : .
Brothock Bridge, Arbroath
James Kydd £r Son
JOINERS, BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS,
- - GENERAL WOOD TURNERS, - -
16 South Grimsby, Arbroath
Every Description of Work carefully and promptly
attended to by Experienced Workmen at Moderate
Charges.
ESTIMATES GIVEN.
FUNERAL UNDERTAKING.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
125
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Christie, John, tailor, 41 Hill Street.
Christie, Joseph, 11 Union Street
Christie, Robert, 36 Fergus Square
Christie, Robert, Arbirlot Road
Christie, Theodore, 57 Rossie Street
Christie, Walter, 38 Brechin Road
Christie, William, 27 Fergus Square
Christie, Win, 26 Cairnie Street
Christie, Wm, flaxdresser, 38 Howard St.
Christie, Eliz., spinster, 45 Millgate Ln.
Christie, Jane A, 39 Fergus Square
Christie, Jessie, widow, 31 Fisheracre.
Christie, Miss Annie, confectioner,
Lochland Street.
Christie, Miss Mary, 61 Ladyloan
Christie, Miss Mary, 56 Rossie Street
Christie, Misses, 30 Victoria Street
Christie, Mrs, 22 Smithy Croft
Christie, Mrs, 21 Spink Street
Christie, Mrs, 43 Rossie Street
Christie, Mrs Elizabeth, 23 Lillies Wynd.
Christie, Mrs Isabella, 24 Jamieson St
Christie, Mrs Kate, 16 Millgate Loan
Christie. Mrs M. J., 51 Panmure Street
Christie, Mrs Mary K, 54 Fergus Sq.
Christie. Mrs Minnie, 15 W. Grimsby
Christison, A. F, barman, 30 Kyd Street
Christison, Alex. F., 30 Kyd Street
Christison, David, grocer, 22 W. Abbey S:
Christison, John, 21 Fergus Street
Christison, Robert, moulder, 18 Hill PL
Christison, Wm.. 9 Grant Road
Christison, Mrs G. D, 74 Keptie Street
Christison, Mrs, 15 Sidney Street
Clark, Ale, insur. agent, 33 Ernest St.
Clark, Alex., 4 East Mary Street
Clark, Alex, 37 Lordburn
Clark, Alexander. 26 Leonard Street
Clark, Andrew, 18 Cross Mill Wynd
Clark, Arch, 6 St Vigeans Road
Clark, Benjamin, 5 Smithv Croft
Clark, Charles, 55 Dishland Street
Clark, David T, 44 High Street
Clark, David, 55 Millgate Loan
Clark, George, 25 Panmure Street.
Clark, George, 45 John Street
Clark. George S, 43 Helen Street
Clark, Henrv G.. 52 Helen Street
Clark, T. R, wood mcht, 16 Abbot St
Clark, J. R. W, solicitor, Westbank,
Millgate Loan
Clark. James Low 22 Glover Street
Clark, John, hacklemaker, Baldovan St.
Clark, Tohn, 18 Fergus Street
Clark, lohn, 33 Fergus Square
Clark, Rev. Alex, Abbey Manse, Seaton
Road
Clark, Thos, cycle agent, 78 St Vigeans Rd
Clark, Wm, 12 Dishland Street
Clark, Wm, 16 Smithy Croft
Clark, Annie, weaver, 19 Catherine St.
Clark, Christina, 7 Osborne Terrace.
Clark. Helen, 17 Catherine Street
Clark, Miss M, weaver, 13 Hannah St.
Clark, Mrs, residenter, 14 Bank Street.
Clark, Mrs A, 28 Bank Street
Clark, Mrs Agnes. 44 High Street
Clark, Mrs C, seamstress, 94 Keptie St.
Clark, Mrs D. R, 20 Howard Street
Clark, Mrs Eliz, 14 West Grimsby
Clark, Mrs Eliz, 1 Leonard Street
Clark, Mrs Elspeth, 6 Hill Road
Clark, Mrs T, millworker, 11 Millgate Ln.
Clark, Mrs Jane, 14 Bank Street
Clark, Mrs Jane, 55 West Grimsby
Clark, Mrs M, 78 St Vigeans Road
Clements, Jas, 35 Sidney Street
Clunie, James, 43 Elliot Street
Clunie, Thomas, yardsman, 37 Elliot St.
Cobb, Alf, postman, Toll House
Cobb, E. F, town chamberlain, Keptie Rd.
Cobb, J. K, electrical engineer, 33 Jamie-
son Street.
Cobb, Annie, spinster, 3 West Grimsby.
Cobb, Violet G, costumier, 3 W. Grimsby
Collie, Mrs Elsa B, widow, 5 Gayfield
Collie, Mrs Marion, 24 Barngreen.
Collier, Chas, labourer, 24 Maule Street.
Collins, Edward, 2 Hannah Street
Colquhoun, John, 9 South Grimsby
Colston, A. A. L, engineer, 25 Rossie St.
Colville, Alex, ironturner, 37 W. Newgate.
Colville, Bernard, labourer, 44 Howard St.
Colville, J, coachman, 6 Gowan St.
Colville, James H. 39 St Mary Street
Colville, John, 43 Panmure Street
Colville, S. B, plumber, 31£ Cairnie St.
Colville, Mrs Annie, 49 Leonard Street
Commerford, George, 37 Sidney Street
Conacher, Robt, 22 Helen Street
Conacher, William D, 16 Ernest Street
Connacher, Alex-, 8 West Mill Wynd
Connell, Alex, carter, 6 Duke Street
Connell, Alexander, 11 Allan Street
Connell, Frank, 45 Sidney Street
Connell, John, 5 Hill Road
Connell, Thomas, carter, 7 Reform St.
Connell, Thomas, plasterer, 31 Fisheracre
Connell, Mrs Jane, 11 Allan Street
Connor, Wm, gas stoker, 9Js Applegate.
Connor, Miss, 12 Abbot Street
Cook, Charles, labourer, 26 Howard St.
Cook, David, 217 High Street
Cook, David S, clerk, 5 Hill Road.
Cook, Elizabeth, 22 West Keptie Street
Cook, James R, plumber, 36 Maule St.
Cook, Peter, 12 Hannah Street
Cooper, Charles, 268 High Street
Cooper, D, labourer, 43 Lochland Street.
Cooper, George C, chemist, 49 Keptie St
Cooper, R. T. 64 Cairnie Street
Cooper, Stewart, 43 Lochland Street
Cooper, Wm, 19 St Vigeans Road
Cooper, Jane, shopkeeper, 22 St Vigeans Rd.
Cooper, Mrs Betsy, 33 Green Street
Cooper, Mrs M, 69 Lochland Street
Cope, W, St Olaf, Nolt Loan
Copeland, Mrs, 36j Guthrie Port
Copland, Albert, 30 Maule Street
Cormie, Dan, 6 Abbey Path
Cormie, Wm, 11 Kinnaird Street
Cornwall. Miss Mary, 25 West Keptie St
Corsar, H.. mnftr, Cardean, Rosebery PI
Corsar, James, fitter, 49 Sidney Street
Cosans, John, 20 Brechin Road
Corsar, Wm. H, 121 High Street
126
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
T. & D. SAVEGE
PAINTERS and DECORATORS
257 HIGH STREET. ARBROATH
Established 1875.
Telephone No. 105.
Crook & Webster
REGISTERED PLUMBERS and GASFITTERS
35 GUTHRIE PORT, ARBROATH.
Hydraulic Rams,
Windmills and Pumps
of every description
Executed and Repaired.
Estate Water Supplies
Laid out on
Most Modern Systems.
Flush Closets, Baths,
Heating, etc. , for'
Town and Country
Houses.
Estimates Given.
Charges Moderate.
House Address— 7 GUTHRIE PORT, Arbroath
G. R. Hunter 4
Practical Boot and Shoe Repairer
200 HIGH STREET, ARBROATH
REPAIRS of every description at Shortest
notice. Charges Moderate. Always on
hand, Large Stock of Footwear Requisites.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
127
Corsar, Misses, The Elms, Cairnie Rd.
Corsar, Mrs Isabella, 49 Sidney Street
Corstorphine, R. H., publisher, 39 West
Keptie Street
Corstorphine, Miss Margaret, L.R.A.M.,
18 Victoria Street.
Cosans, John, 29 Lordburn
Cosans, Mrs Martha, 19 Kyd Street .
Cossans, Alex. S., 36 Cairnie Street
Cossans, Alfred, labouier, 61 Sidney St.
Cossans, Eliz., io Leonard Street
Cothill, George, 32 Maule Street
Cothill, Mrs I., 32 Maule Street
Conll, A., shoemaker, 27 Sidney St
Coull, Chas., mason, 25i W. Abbey Street
Coull, D. G., 34 Addison Place
Coull, We, painter, 62 Lochland Street
Coull, Ann, servant, 15 W. Mill Wynd
Coupar, Lizzie, 83 Lochland Street
Coupar, Mrs Helen, 26 Jamieson Street
Couper, James, 5 Union Street East
Couper, Lawrence, 27 Dishland Street
Couper, Mrs M., spinner, 15 Sidney St.
Coutts, A., moulder, 70 Howard Street
Coutts, A., patternmaker, 4 Lochland St.
Coutts, John, mill foreman, 70 Cairnie St.
Coutts, John, 31^ St Mary Street
Coutts, Neil, 3l| St Mary Street.
Coutts, Robt, 3 Leonard Street
Coutts, Wm., 55 Barngreen
Coutts, Wm., 40 Kinnaird Street
Coutts, Mrs Isabella, 3 Leonard Street
Coutts, Mrs A., 11 Fergus Square
Cowan, W., ironmoulder, 62 St Vigeans Rd.
Cowie, David, tobacconist, 25 John Street
Cowie, Jas. A.. 191 nigh Street
Cowie, John, 98 Keptie Street
Courie, Wm., 21 Brechin Road
Cowie, Mrs Ann, widow, 78 Brechin Rd.
Cowieson, Robt., moulder, 19 Ogilvy PI.
Cowieson, Miss K. F., 23 Victoria Street
Cownie, John, patternmaker, 27 High St.
Crabb, David, 15 Dishland Street
Crabb, James, 13 John Street
Crabb, Mrs, 20 Colvill Place
Crabbe, David, 15 Duke Street
Crabbe, James, foreman turner, 11 Hays-
well Road. _
Crabbe, Thos., shoemaker, 13 Elliot Street.
Craig, Alexander, 40 Green Street
Craig, Alexander, painter, 68 Howard St.
Craig, Arthur, 34 Green Street.
Craig, D. G., 13 Colvill Place
Craig, David, lapper, 9 St Vigeans Road.
Craig, Geo., vanman, 8 Howard Street
Craig, James, 11 Park Street
Craig, James, flaxdresser, 19 Fergus Sq.
Craig, John, mill manager, Arrott Street
Craig, W. B., barman, 4 Elliot Place
Craig, William, labourer, 64 Howard St.
Craig, Wm., 12 Catherine Street
Craig, Margaret P., 68 Howard Street
Craig, Miss A. factory worker, 27 Fer-
gus Street.
Craig, Mrs Elizabeth, 23 James Street
Craig, Mrs Helen, widow, 15 Culloden Rd.
Craig, Mrs J. A.. 149 High Street
Craig, Mrs Ma, 8 Leonard Street
Craig, Mrs Mary, 10 St Vigeans Road
Craigie, Mrs Annie, 57 Lochland Street
Craik, Mrs Isabella, 207 High Street
Cramond, H. M., 39 Culloden Road
Cramond, Jas., moulder, 8 St Vigeans Rd.
Cramond, John, plumber, 26 Howard St.
Cramond, Miss H., millworker, 50 Brechin
Road.
Crammond, G. C, engineer, 181 High St.
Crammond, James, 29 Glover Street
Crammond, Mrs C. 39 Elliot Street
Crammond, Mrs E„, 33 St Mary Street
Cranna, Wm., 24 kidney Street
Crawford, H. B., mechanic, Neville St.
Crawford, Mrs Ann, 2 Cairnie Place
Crawford, Mrs Thos., 34 Ogilvy Place
Crichton, John, mechanic, 120 High St.
Crichton, Robt., 47 ivxillgate Loan
^ richton Wm. E., Mansfield, Brechin Rd.
Crichton, Mrs I., Mansfield, Brechin Rd
Croall, Charles, labourer, 16 Howard St.
Croall, David, sawyer, 23 Ladyloan.
Croall, George, ploughman, 33 Culloden Rd
Croall Wm., moulder, 20 W. Abbey Street
Croall, M., 43 St Mary Street
Croall, Mrs Margt., 2 Princes Street
Crockatt, C. S., residenter, 7 Addison PI.
Crockart, E. F. C, 40 Barngreen
Crockatt, Wm. E., 69 Guthrie Port
Crockatt, Christina, 29 Fisheracre
Crockart, Mrs Helen, 40 Barngreen
Crockatt, Mrs M., 31 West Mary Street
Crockatt, Miss M., 21 St Mary Streett
Crofts, Wm., 30 Fergus Square
Crofts, Miss Ann, 45 Lochland Drive.
Crofts, Mrs Agnes, 42 Cairnie Street
Cromarty, W. C, 29 High Street
Cromarty. William, general dealer, 17
Lillies Wynd.
Crook, James, Hayshead Road.
Crook, John, 11 West Keptie Street
Crook, Mrs Norah, 18 Ponderlaw Street
Crooks, Wm. M., 7 Duke Street
Crosbie, D. L., cabinetmaker, 21 Green St.
Crosbie, Mrs Jane, 21 Culloden Road
Crowe, A., labourer, 41 Dishland Street.
Crowe, Albert, 31 Abbot Street
Crowe, George, sailmaker, 5 Jamieson St.
Crowe, George, engineer, 15 Palmer St.
Crowe, Geo., hairdresser, 34 Elliot St.
Crowe, J. C, postman, 54 St Vigeans Rd.
Crowe, James, 23 Lordburn
Crowe, James, 34 Helen Street
Crowe, Robt., 39 Kinnaird Street
Crowe, Thomas, 33 Marketgate
Crowe, Thos., flaxdresser, 52 Marketgate.
Crowe, W., hairdresser, 8 Keptie St.
Crowe, Wm., Station Hotel, 38 Keptie St.
Cruden, Gilbert, 15 Dishland Street
Cruden, John N., gardener, Viewfield
Cruden, John S., 46 Ladyloan
Cruden, Peter L., 6 Nolt Loan Road.
Cruickshank, D., storekeeper, 38 Ernest St.
Cruickshank, Wm. 29 Brechin Road
Cruickshank, Jane S., Myrtle Cottage,
Strachan Street
Cruickshank. Miss Ann, 51 Keptie St
Cruickshank, Mrs, 49 Helen Street
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for the Children
and their Elders.
All the year round we have a large
stock of well-made Garments which
we sell at very reasonable prices.
Make your purchases from the
Stock of M. ANDERSON-depend-
able Drapery Goods. Fresh Stocks
of Groceries, High-Class Confec-
tionery.
M. Anderson
Merchant,
CORNER OF HELEN STREET
& LOCHLAND ST., Arbroath.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
129
Cruickshanks, Geo., vanman, 22 Helen St.
Cruickshanks, J., postman, 29 Lordburn
Cruickshanks, J as., labourer, 71 Ladyloan.
Cruickshanks, James, 25 Sidney Street
Cruickshanks, Mrs Anne, 9 Garden Street
Cruickshanks, Mrs M., 34 Fergus Square.
Crystal, Wm., 10 West Abbey Street
Gilbert, John, 23 North Grimsby
Culross, Betsy, 13 Hays Lane
Culross, Mrs Nellie, 16 Brechin Road
Cumming, F., dancing master, 3 Elliot St.
Cumming, Francis, 33 Dishland Street
Cumming, Margaret, 34 Helen Street
Cumming, Mrs, Almonry House, Millgate
Loan
Cunningham, John, 4 Queen Street
Curr, C. Bell, music teacher, 198 High St
Cuthbert, D., shoemaker, 52£ Millgate Ln
Cuthbert, Mrs Jemima, 50 Brechin Road.
Cuthbert, Mrs Marv, 44 Marketgate.
Cuthill, Alfred, 3 St Vigeans Road
Cuthill, George, baker, 45 Sidney Street.
Cuthill, George, 32 Maule Street
Cuthill, James, police constable, 59 Ros-
sie Street
Cuthill, Tames F., postman, 11 Ann St.
Cuthill, James, 1 Hayswell Road
Cuthill, James, 6 Academy Street
Cuthill, Joseph, 16 Smithy Croft
Cuthill, Rev. J. Spence, 12 Hill Terrace.
Cuthill, Robert, roadman, 21 Jamieson St.
Cuthill. Robert, asst. foreman, 17 Brechin
Road
Cuthill, Robt., blacksmith, 11 Fisheracre.
Cuthill, Robt., labourer, 60 Guthrie Port
Cuthill, Wm., 57 Marketgate
Cuthill, Mrs Eliza, o a Bank Street
Cuthill, Mrs Jessie, 1 Gowan Street
Cuthill, Mrs Jessie M., 50 Keptie Street !
Cuthill, Mrs Margaret. 78 Rossie Street ,
Dakers, David, tailor, 35 Fergus Street
Dakers, William, 41 Millgate Loan
Dalgarno, Mrs Alice. 3 Victoria Street
Dalgetty, John, 39 Dishland Street
Dalgetty. Mrs Agnes, 3 Long Row.
Dall, Tames, 15 West Marv Street
Dall, James, 24 Wardmilf Road
Dall, Tohn Demondale
Dall. William H., 13 Sidnev Street.
Dallas, Wm. H., baker, 23 Ernest Street.
Dalton, Chas v 28 Ponderlaw St
Dand, Mrs Johanna, 27 St Mary Street
Dargie, David, moulder, 57 Kinnaird St.
Dargie, William, 23 St Mary Street
Dargie Mrs, nurse, 37 Fergus Square
Darroch, David, manager. 16 West Port
Darroch, Robt., printer. 39 W. Newgate.
David, Richard, cashier. 24 W. Keptie St
Davidson, And.. 40 Ore- n Street
Davidson, Charles, 31 Howard Street
Davidson, D., butcher. 48 E. Abbey Street
Davidson, David. 42 Marketgate
Davidson, Dr Fergus M., 38 Hill St.
Dav'dson, Geo., 43 Hannah Street
Davidson, Geo., moulder. 67 Lochland St. j
Davidson, George, 184 High Street.
Davidson, Isabella, 26 Jamieson Street
Davidson, J., tobacconist, 140 High Street I
Davidson, James, 10 Guthrie Port
Davidson, James, 142^ High Street
Davidson, James, labourer, 72 Howard St.
Davidson, James, mason, 10 Guthrie Port
Davidson, John, journalist, 26 Culloden T.
Davidson, John, retired, 5 Colvill Place
Davidson, M., 80 St Vigeans Road
Davidson, Robt., retired, 9 Queen Street
Davidson, W., engineer, 18 Hayswell Rd.
Davidson, Wm., Bell Rock Signal House
Davidson, Wm., bleacher, 3 Reform St
Davidson. Wm.. 40 -Ladyloan
Davidson, Ann, 'spinster, 45 W. Abbey St.
Davidson, Betsy, 2 Cairnie Place
Davidson, Hannah, 27 Sidney Street.
Davidson, Jane, 8 Stanley Street
Davidson, Jean, weaver, 56 St Mary St.
Davidson, Margaret, widow, 10 John St.
Davidson, Mrs, widow, 21 Lochland St.
Davidson, Mrs Agnes, 13 Dishland St.
Davidson, Mrs B., 6 Glover Street
Davidson, Mrs C, 43 Hannah Street
Davidson, Mrs H., 27 Sidney Street
Davidson, Mrs Lizzie, 12 West Mary Street 1
Davidson, Mrs M., 16 West Keptie St. I
Davidson, Mrs Margaret, 8 Rossie Street |
Davie, Mrs Helen, 32 West Keptie St
Dawson, Alex.., 8 West Mary St.
Dawson, Lilian. 7 High Street
Dawson. Wm., labourer, 10 Union Street
Day, Mrs Eliz., 12 South Grimsby
D=ans,' Jas.. 7 Palmer Street
D^ans, Lewis, ironmoulder, 12 Spink St.
Dear, Tames mechanic. 10 Dishland St.
Dear, T., 26 St Mary Street
Dear, Wm., engineer, 55 St Mary St.
Debois, Robt., lapper, 40 St Vigeans Rd.
Demarco, Felicio G., 12 West Port
Demarco. G., 100 Keptie Street
Denholm, D., 1 Addison Place
Dennison, David, 4 Rossie Street
Dennison, Wm., labourer, 3 Green Street.
Deuchar, Alex., residenter. 45 Elliot St.
Deuchars, David, carter, 14 Spink Street.
Deuchars, Miss Be. sy, 40 Cairnie Street
Dewar, Geo. M., glazier, 12 W. Grimsby
Dewar. Robert F., 10 West Abb'-y Street
Dewar, J. C. B., solicitor. 13 Hill Terrace
Dewar, Dr T. F., Hill Place
D-war, Dr W. J.. 13 Hill Terrace
Dewar, Mrs D., 44 Marketgate
Dewars, James, 23 Grant Road
Dewars, Normiii 8 Smithy Croft
Dewars. Wm., 3 Ponderlaw Street. \ Green
Dick, T. B., licensed grocer. 40 Hamilton
nw. Tohn. carter, 19 Smithv Croft.
Dick. Tohn. grocer. 2 Abbev Path
D<ck. "T. S., 9 Brothock Bridge
Dick. Marv 12 Cross Mill Wvnd
r>iVV. Mrs' G. D.. 72 Brechin Road.
Dick. Mrs Margt.. 1 Dalhousie Place
D'ckie. James C, labourer, 31 Ann St.
Dickson, Alice, 215 High Street
Dickson. CVeo., nlumber, 18 Bridge St.
Dickson. Geo.. 7 Murrav Place
Dickson, M. R., 7 Hill Street
Dickson. Wm., 21 Ponderlaw Street.
TVHv, Tas.. moulder, 18 Ponderlaw Street
Dillv. Stewart, janitor. 4 Stanley Street.
130
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dry Cleaning and Dyeing
When selecting the Establishment to which to send your
Garments for Renovation, by either the process of Dry
Cleaning or Dyeing, choose the Firm which is known for
its Efficiency.
We offer you the Best Work, in the Quickest Time,
at the Lowest Charge.
SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRIES.
THE
Arbroath Cleaning &- Dyeing Works
'Phone 228.
DONALD L. MANSON, Proprietor.
'Phone 228.
tested Qarden Seeds - Quaranteed Farm Seeds
EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN
CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION
Rose Bushes
Fruit Trees
Bedding'Out
Plants
All in Season
XJernon's
84 KEPTIE ST.
ARBROATH
Bulbs
Seeds
Garden Tools
Insecticides
etc., etc.
WREATHS, CROSSES, etc., at Shortest Notice
SELECTED POULTRY and PIGEON FOODS
T^e-Cleaned {Bird Seeds
'PHONE 284
'PHONE 284
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
131
Dilly, Stuart, 15 Ponderlaw Street
Dillv, Thos., lorryman, 35 Ponderlaw St.
Dilly, Maigaret, widow, 13 Palmer St.
Dilly, Mrs, residenter, k.4 Hamilton Grn.
Dilly, Mrs, 28 Howard Street
Dingwall, Chas. B., 5o High Street
Dingwall, Betsy, widow, 3 Lordburn.
Dinnie, David, 44 Leonard Street
Dobson, George, 27 Leonard Street.
Docherty, Allan D., 56 Cairnie Street
Doctor, Mrs Isabella, 37 Green Street
Dodds, A., 31 Green Street
Doig. Alex. 3i St Mary Street
Doig, Alex., ironmoulder, 52 Brechin Rd.
Doig, Allan, 3j Ann Street
Doig, Arthur, 9 Sidney Street
Doig, David, engineer, 9 Duke Street
Doig. Edward, JO Hamilton Green
i Doig, George, 8 Brechin Road
Doig, James, 6 Guthrie Hill
Doig, Robert, 54 Rossie Street
Doig, Robt., insur. agent, 25 \V. Abbey St.
Doig, Elizabeth. 08 Millgate Loan
Doig, Wm. R., 22 W. Abbey Street
Doig, Mrs E., 5 Carnegie Street
Doig, Mrs, 3j St Mary Street.
Doig, Mrs Gordon, 68 Millgate Loan
Doig, Mrs Mary, factory worker, 2 East
Mill Wvnd.
Don, James, blacksmith, 6 Union Street
Don, Mrs, 53 West Grimsby
Don, Mrs Susan, 40 Glover Street
Donald, A., sen., plasterer, 12 E. Mary St.
Donald, A., blacksmith, 34 Hamilton Gn.
Donald, David, carter, 4 Stanley Street.
Donald, James, 1/ Cairnie Street
Donald, James, 20 Cairnie Street
Donald, fames, 70 St Vigeans Road
Donald, James, clerk, 181 High Street
Donald, John, mechanic, 80 Brechin Road
Donald, 'Walter, 17 Spink Street
Donald, Wm., vanman, 26 Jamieson St.
Donald, Miss Eliz., 11 Kinnaird Street
Donald, Mrs, 49 Ladyloan
Donald, Mrs Eliz., 26 Millgate Loan
Donald. Mrs Eliz., 30 Millgate Loan
Donald, Mrs Jane E., widow, 2 Duke St.
Donaldson, A., mill foreman, 49 Helen St.
A. M D., 29 Leonard St
Alex., 3 Lillies Wynd
Alex., labourer, 8 Hume St.
Andrew, moulder, 13 Hannah
Donaldson
Donaldson
Donaldson
Donaldson
Street
Donaldson
Donaldson,
\ndrew, 38 St Vigeans Road
David, 27 Palmer Street
Donaldson, David, railway servant, 20 St
Vigeans Road.
Donaldson, F., ironturner, 29 Lordburn.
Donaldson, George.. 44 St Vigeans Road
Donaldson, G., joiner, 44 St Vigeans Rd.
Donaldson, Geo., tenter, 15 St Vigeans Rd.
Donaldson, J., tailors cutter, 80 St Vigean s
Road
Donaldson, James, 30 Robert Street.
Donaldson, John, jr., 3 Barbers Croft
Donaldson, Thos., 2 Duke Street
Donaldson. W. shoemaker, 3 Ponderlaw St.
Donaldson, Wm., mill overseer, 41£ St
Mary Street.
Donaldson, Jessie, 6 Hillend Road
Donaldson, Mary, 1 Addison Place
Donaldson, Mary, factory worker^ 60 Fer-
gus Square.
Donaldson, Miss B„ West Port
Donaldson, Miss .Lily. 9 Jamieson Street
Donaldson, Miss Margaret, 27 Kinnaird
Street
Donaldson, Miss M.. 80 St Vigeans Road
Donaldson, Mrs C, 38 St Vigeans Road
Donaldson, Mrs Mary, 77 Lochlands St-
Donaldson, Mrs L, 21 E. Mill Wynd.
Dorward, C. M., tea merchant, 234 High St.
Dorward, David, 42 Helen Street.
Dorward, James, vanman, 5 West Mary St.
Dorward, John, scavenger, 27 Fergus Sq.
Dorward, John, 5 Smithy Croft
Dorward. Tohn G., retired shipmaster, 28
Hillend Road.
Dorward, L. G., 2 Cairnie Place
Dorward,- W., signalman, 17 St Vigeans
Road
Dorward, Lizzie, 34 Green Street
Dorward, Margaret, greengrocer, 87 Kep-
tie Street.
Dorwardj Miss Jane Ann, 31 Victoria St.
Dorward, Miss .Laura, 2 St Vigeans Road
Dorward, Miss M., 87 Keptie Street
Dorward, Mrs J., 68-i- Lochlands St.
Dorward, Mrs Edward, 66 Cairnie Street
Dorward, Mrs Helen, 31 Gowan Street
Dorward, Mrs I. M., 3 Dorward Place
Dorward, Mrs I. R. W., widow, 11 Loch-
land Street.
newsagent, 44 Loch-
Dor ward, Mrs
land Street,
Dorward, Mrs Margaret, 77 Ladvbridge St.
Dorward, Mrs M.. 13 East Mary Street
Dougal, Mrs Margt., 77 Ladvbridge Street
Dougall, W., leather cutter, 181 High St.
Dougall, Wm., caretaker, 79 High Street
Douglas, H. R., 5 Smithy Crof-
Douglas. T- L.. clerk, 37 Lordburn
Douglas, Wm., 30 Green Street
Douglas. W. A., manufacturer, 15 Dal-
housie Place.
Douglas, Wm.. printer. 48 E. Abbev St.
Douglas, Mrs M., 19 Hayswell Road
Dow, Donald, 62 Lochlands Street
Dow, Agnes, 70 Lochlands Street
Dowall, David, tailor, 11 Glover Street.
Dowall, Mrs, 9 Catherine Street
Dowell, Mrs Agnes, 9 Colvill Place
Dowie, Geo., rlyman., 19 West Newgate
Dov'e, Arthur, 17 Ladvbridge Street
Doyle, J. P., 41 Fergus Square-
Doyle, Wm., 39 Green Street
Doyle, Mrs Alexanderina, 24 Gowan St.
Doyle, Mrs Ann, 7 Panmure Street
Dovle. Mrs Isabella. 17 Ladvbridge St
Downie, John, 5 George Street
Downing. Fred, 57 Ladybridge Street
Drummond. Wm., grocer, 47 High Street
Drummond. Mrs A., newsagent, 49J, Mill-
gate Loan.
Drury, David, shoemaker. 21 W. Abbey St.
Drury, Joan. 70 Lochlands Street
Dryburgh, James, 16 Brechin Road
132
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAVID J. SCOTT
Glass Merchant and Glazier
Dealer in Sheet, Polished Plate, Silvered Plate, Rough Plate,
Figured Rolled, Cathedral Rolled, Muffled, Rippled, Opal,
Muranese Memorial Windows. Church Windows, Domestic
Windows, Glass Blinds, Glass Embossing, Glass Bevelling,
Glass Brilliant Cut, Glass Bending.
Greenhouse and T^pof Painting done by Experienced
Workmen.
Every ^Description of Plain and Ornamental Lead Glazing.
Special Designs and Estimates Submitted on Application.
BROTHOCK BRIDGE, ARBROATH
Telephone 107.
And BANK STREET, DUNDEE.
At 19 GUTHRIE PORT, Arbroath,
You will find Everything in the CROCKERY LINE that the
Housewife requires AT KEENEST PRICES, compatible with
Good Value. You should do your Shopping here In Town and
Country I call regularly for any Waste that a on may wish to
dispose of. Goods mav be had in Exchange, or Cash if desired.
Mv Selection of TOYS is well worth \our attention.
JAS. SWORD, China Merchant,
GUTHRIE PORT, ARBROATH.
Drysdalc, David, rector, Maulesbank,
Maule Street
Ducat, James, baker, 18 St Vigeans Road
Ducat, Mrs, 51 Panmure Street
Duff, James, 16 Ann Street
Duff, Thomas, baker, 1 Church Street.
Duguid, Chas., 19 Miilgate Loan
Duke, David, 20 Leonard Street
Duke, Mrs Margaret, Viewfield
Dunbar, David 4 9 Convent Street
Dunbar, Edward R., contractor, 5 Stuart
Street
Dunbar, Annie 13., 26 Addison Place
Duncan, A., 21 Leonard Street
Duncan, Alex., 23 Ann, Street
Duncan, Alex. G., 30 East Abbey Street
Duncan, Andrew, 38 Ernest Street
Duncan, Chas., / Hannah Street
Duncan, David, 9 Cullouen Road
Duncan, Edward, grocer, 42 Cairnie St.
Duncan, Henry, 29 Guthrie Port
Duncan, Howat, chemist. 6 Kirk Square
Duncan, J. C, clerk, 9 Carnegie Street.
Duncan, J. M., warehouseman, 26 Howard
Street.
Duncan, James, 8 Abbot Street
Duncan, James, 31 Commerce Street
Duncan, James,, fireman, 6 James Street.
Duncan, James, grocery manager, 45 East
Abbey Street.
Duncan, James, Sheriff Clerk Depute, 7
Viewfield Road
Duncan, James, town's officer, 32 Miilgate
Duncan, James, 31 Ladybridge Street ■
Duncan, John, 48 Kinnaird Street
Duncan, John, 6 Di hland Street
Duncan, John, 41 Lcchla*ds Street
Duncan, John, 4 James Street
Duncan, Joseph, a Carnegie Street
Duncan, Owen, 18 Crossmill Wynd
Duncan, Robert, 7 Crossmill Wynd
Duncan, Robert, 3 Reform Street
Duncan, William, 22 Hillend Road
Duncan, Win, 12 South Grimsby
Duncan, Wm, 16 Smithv Croft
Duncan, Elizabeth, 7 Carnegie Street
Duncan, Georgina, 36 Victoria Street
Duncan, Mary, clerk, 68 Rossie Street
Duncan, Miss, 4 Brothock Bridge
Duncan, Miss Elizabeth, Y Carnegie St
Duncan, Miss Jeanie A., 31 Ladybridge St.
Duncat. Miss J. A., weaver, 2 W. Kept:.
Street.
Duncan, Miss Nellie, 19 Palmer Street
Duncan, Mrs, 16 Palmer Street
Duncan, Mrs A. B., 40 Cairnie Street
Duncan, Mrs Ann, 21 Victoria Street
Duncan, Mrs D. B. 34 Sidney Street.
Duncan. Mrs H. R., Strachan Street
Duncan, Mrs Jane W., 6 Kirk Square
Duncan, Mrs Jessie, 9 Abbot Street.
Duncan, Mrs M., Luton Lodge, Keptie Rd
Duncan, Mrs. M. A.. '/ Hannah Street
Duncan, Mrs Mary, 40 High Street
Duncan. Mrs Marv 68 Rossie Street
Duncan, Mrs Mary, 16 Panmure Street
Dundas, A. M.. draper, 12 Princes St.
^-■ndas, G. N"., manufacturer, Royston,
Dundas, J. D.. draper, 4 Hillend Road.
Dundas, Mrs D., Royston, Keptie Road
Dundas, Mrs Rhoda, 19 Elliot Street
Dundas, Mrs Wm., 1 Kinnaird Street
Dunlop, Mrs, confectioner, 9 Addison PI.
Duthie, Isaac, painter, 25 Kyd Street.
Duthie, Wm., 45 Hill Street
Duthie, Jane C, 3 Hill Road
Duthie, Mary, 4 Hill Road
Duthie, Mary, 19 Fisheracre
Easson, Alf. B., 37 Lordburn
Easson, Jas., labourer, 24 E. Mill Wynd
Easson, Robert, 27 Leonard Street.
Easson, Mrs Helen, 34 Leonard Street
Easton, F. K. monumental sculptor, 4 El-
liot Street.
Eaton, Charles, labourer, 20 Seagate.
Eaton, James, labourer, 48 High Street.
Eaton, Robert, 18 High Street
Eaton, Robert, 1 South Street
Eaton, Wm., fisherman, 23 Union St. E.
Eaten, Miss Mary A., 32-34 Applegate.
Ectcue Alexander, Cairnie Road
Eddie, Tohn R., 105 High Street
Eddie, Robert B., jeweller,, 55, Brechin Rd
Edgar, N., salmonfisher, 22 Applegate.
Edgar, Miss M. G. 5 Alexandra Place
Edgar, Mrs Helen, 11 St Vigeans Road
Edmond, James, guard, 62 Howard St.
Edmonds, W. A., 42 Keptie Street
Edmonds, Mrs M. A., 28 St Vigeans Rd
Edward, Adam, 28 Elliot Street
Edward, Alex, b., 6 Hayswell Road
Edward, Alfred, cabinetmaker. 2 Hill PI
Edward, G. R., drill instructor, 13 W.
Mary Street.
Edward, Henry, baker, 42 Ladyloan
Edward, R., labourer, 46£ Cairnie Street.
Edwards, William L., marine engineer,
43 Cairnie Street.
Edward, Wm., salesman, 68 St Vigeans Rd.
Edward, Mrs Anna M., 43 Cairnie St.
Edwards James. 12 Brothock Bridge
Edwards, James S., commercial traveller,
3 Dalhousie Place.
Edwards, Peter, 38 Kinnaird Street
Edwards, Betsy, 17 Hays Lane
Edwards, Miss Agnes, 19 Ponderlaw
Edwards, Mrs, 51 Guthrie Port
Edwards. Mrs G., spinner, 4 Brechin Rd.
Edwards, Mrs Isabella, 9 Culloden Road
Edwards, Mrs Margaret, 39 Culloden Rd
Elder, Peter, rtd. teacher, Fairport, Salis-
bury Place
Ellis, Andrew A., clerk, 72 Rossie St.
Ellis, R.. rcsidenter, 6 Rosemount Road.
Ellis, Anne, 146 High Street
'•'lis. Miss Flora 12 Kirk Square
Elmslie, R., plumber. 47 Brechin Road
Elmslie, Catherine, 51 Barngreen
F.lrick, James, painter, 4 Maule Street.
Esplin, Allan, machineman, 23 Jamieson St.
Esplin, David, 26 Fergus Square
Esnlin. Geo., grocer's assistant, 6 Ann St.
Esplin, Geo., 36 John Street
Esplin, Tames. 58 Brechin Road.
E=plin, James B., 47| Miilgate Loan
Esplin. fohn. 50 Kinnaird Street
Fspliii, T. C, railway po-tpr, 1? Catherine St.
134 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHEN IN NEED OF
Reliable Footwear
INSPECT THE STOCK OF
MacLAREN BROTHERS
29-COMMERCE STREET-29
ARBROATH
Famed for almost Half-a-Century for Footwear of the Highest
Quality and Style.
The Kiddies are Always Happy
When you Give Them
Sweets from Olympia
Chocolate Stores.
All the Best Makers are re-
presented in our Selection.
Chocolates, Caramels, Toffees,
&c. You needn'ts pay more
than 6d per Quarter for the Best
Chocolates— Freshly Made. Try
them, and note their superiority.
BISCUITS FROM THE LEADING MAKERS.
The Leading Brands of Cigarettes are Kept in Stock.
Olympia Chocolate Store
MARKET PLACE, ARBROATH
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
135
Esplin, Wm., plater's help, 26 Barngreen-
Esplin, Miss, 269 High Street
Esplin, Miss, 20 Park Street
Esplin, Mrs I., 42 Glover Street
Ewing, Arch. 22 Culloden Terrace
Swing, John C, 8 Ann Street
Ewing, W. H. R., shipmaster, Ardmore,
Keptie Road
Ewing, Misses, Strachan Street
Fallen, Mrs Margaret, 19 Dishland St.
Fairlie, Mrs M., 41 Rossie Street
Fairweather, Alex., 29 Fergus Square
Fairweather, Alex., 39 Ladybridge St.
Fairweather, Alf., flaxdresser, x0 James St.
Fairweather, Angus, boot mftr., 14 Hill-
end Road
Fairweather, Arthur S., boot manuiactr.,
Kinloch Terrace
Fairweather, Charles. 32 Leonard Street
Fairweather, D. ; iapper, 13 St Vigeans Rd.
Fairweather, D., engineer, 6 Green St
Fairweather, David, stoker, 29 Abbot St.
Fairweather, Edmund, 33 Marketgate
Fairweather, George, 40 Fergus Square
Fairweather, J., mill foreman, 25 Park St.
Fairweather, J., machineman, 51 Barn-
green.
Fairweather, J., Signal Tower
Fairweather, James, Wardmill Road
Fairweather, James T., 26 Kyd Street
Fairweather, James, 55 Ladyloan
Fairweather, John, 25 Panmurc Street
Fairweather, John, 3 Lordburn
Fairweather, R., barman, 27 Culloden Rd.
Fairweather, Annie, 6 W. Mary Street
Fairweather, Jessie M., 23 Panmure St
Fairweather, Margaret, widow, 28 Hays-
well Road.
Fairweather, Bliss A., millworker, 11 Con-
vent Street.
Fairweather, Mrs Annie, 5 Hill Terrace.
Fairweather, Mrs D. W., Craigard, View-
field Road
Fairweather, Mrs J. G., 116 High Street
Fairweather, Mrs Jane. 15 W. Grimsby
Fairweather, Mrs M., 3 Lordburn
Fairweather, Mrs M.. 53 Kinnaird Street
Falconer, A., flaxdresser, 11 Lillies Wy.
Falconer, Allan, 70 Helen Street
Falconer, Chas., 5 Wallace Street
Farquhar, D., 43 Leonard Street
Falconer, James D. B., 585 Helen St
Falconer, James, 28 Cairnie Street
Falconer, James, 6 Glover Street
Falconer, John, 8 Shore
Farquhar, John J., 25 Carnegie Street
Falconer, Joseph, 34 Dishland Street
Falconer, Agnes, factory worker, 30 W.
Newgate.
Falconer, Mrs A.j 24 Gowan Street.
Falconer. Mrs M., widow. 2 Ann St.
Falconer. Mrs M. J., factory worker, 18
Brechin Road
Falconer Mrs Mary, 16 Maule Street
Fallon, James, labourer, 11 Convent St.
Farquhar. G goods agent, 49 Dishland St.
Farquhar, H., slater. 15 Ogilvy Place
Farquhar, Rowland C, joiner, 4 Hill PI.
Farquhar, William, painter, 31 Hannah St.
Farquhar, Wm., fitter, 69 Sidney Street.
Farquhar, Miss Annie B., 40 Addison PI.
Farquhar, Mrs A., 9 Millgate Loan.
Farquhar, Mrs Alice, 21 Ponderlaw St.
Farquharson, A., 65 Abbey Green
Farqv.harson, J., tinsmith, 17 Fergus Sq.
Farquharson, Miss Jane. 156 High Street
Farquharson, Mrs x*.. L., 40 Green St
Fenjton, James, 55^ Panmure Street
Fenton, Peter, 45 Hannah Street
Fenton, Peter, flaxdresser, 5 Union St. W.
Fenton, Wm., 45 Hannah Street
Ferguson, H. P. G., 148 High Street
Ferguson, J., insur. agent, 55 Kinnaird St.
Ferguson, James, 14 Academy Street
Ferguson James, fvrniture dealer, 1 Ap-
plegate
Ferguson, Maggie, 49 Barngreen
Ferguson, Misses, 24 Nolt Loan Road
Fernie, John, 18 Brechin Road
Fernie, Stephen B., 44 High Street
Ferrier, A., stationer, 180 High Street
Ferrier, Alex. T., 15 St Vigeans Road
Ferrier, Chas., 61 Leonard Street
Ferrier, Francis, mechanic, 35 Fergus Sq.
Ferrier, Gordon, mechanic, 47»s Ladyloan.
Ferrier, J., insur. col., 41 Ernest Street
Ferrier, James, 11 Convent Street
Ferrier, M., millworker, 45 Lochland St
Ferrier, Wallace, labourer, 63 Leonard St.
Ferrier, Misses, 41 Jamieson Street
Ferrier, Mrs, 34 Helen Street
Ferrier, Mrs Isabella, 11 Colvill Place
Ferrier, Mrs R., 20 Park Street
Ferries, Chas., labourer, 10 W. Mary St.
Fettes, James, 18 Gowan Street
Fettes, Wm. B., 1 Guthrie Hill
Fettes, Kliz., residenter, 30 Millgate Ln.
Fettes, Isabel, 1 Guthrie Hill
Fettes, Mrs Agnes, 53 Green Street
Fettes, Mrs J.. 48 Howard Street
Fiddes, Mrs Isabella, 40 Barngreen.
Fiddes. Mrs Lizzie, 61 Barngreen
Fife, Miss, 6 Glover Street
Fife, Miss Jane, 18 Bridge Street
Fincham, Arthur, 27 Sidney Street
Findlay, Alex., engineer, 38 Lochland St.
Find lav, D., 25 Rossie Street
Findlay, D G., 21 Bank Street
Findlay, David, 2 West Keptie S'treet
Findlav, David, 15g Victoria Street
Findlay, David. 150 High Street
Findlay, George, 53 Wallace Street
Findlav, J. E., retired ioiner, 5 Hannah St,
Findlay, James, 6 Dishland Street
Findlay, John, 18 Fergus Street
Findlav, Jane, residenter, 76 St Vigeans
Road
Findlay, Emma, 5 Hannah Street
Findlay, Margaret, 21 Queen Street
Findlay, Mrs C, 20 Fergus Square
Findlay. Mrs Emma. Strachan Street
Findlayson, James, 33 Lindsay Street
Finlayson, A. R., clerk. 4 Alexandra PI.
Finlavson. R. town clerk. 7 Dalhousie PI
Finlavson T.. 19 Bar. 1 : Street
Finlavson, Mrs F... 20 Dishland Street
Finlayson, Miss Mary A., 15 Rossie St.
136 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Arbroath's Leading Family
Picture House.
COMBINING EDUCATION WITH AMUSEMENT.
Resident Manager— W. W. MITCHELL.
OLYMPIA
PICTURE THEATRE.
Telephone No. 197.
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE.
6-30 to 10-30 Each Evening.
SATURDAY— TWO HOUSES— 6-30 & 8-30.
An Olympia Theatre Presentation is a Guarantee
of Quality.
For Good & Suitable Music, Cleanliness & Comfort
Unbeaten Anywhere.
Seats may be Booked without any Extra Booking Fee.
Children's Matinee - - Saturdays, 2-30
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
137
Fisher, John, 38 Dishland Street
Fitchet, Alex., baker, 51 Sidney Street
Fitchet, Alex., 9 Guthrie Hill
Fitzcharles, Euphemia, 6 W. Keptie St.
Fitzpatrick, J., vintner. 19-21 Marketgate
Fleming, A. A., journalist, 36 Glover St.
Fleming, Alex., compositor, 10 Stanley St
Fleming, D. S., flaxdresser, Demondale.
Fleming', Geo., clerk, 8 Carnegie Street
Fleming, George, 8 East Newgate
Fleming, Henry, lorryman, 32 Helen St.
Fleming, J. W., 38 St Mary Street
Fleming, James, 10 John Street
Fleming, Mrs, 12 Abbot Street
Fleming, Mrs Beatrice, 22 Hannah Street
Fleming, Mrs E.. 38 Helen Street
Fleming, Mrs Helen, 25 Palmer Street.
Fletcher, Miss Caroline, 3 Elliot Place
Flight, G., factory worker, 40 Kinnaird St.
Flight, Thos., 37 Fergus Square
Florence, Alex., mechanic, 54 Brechin Rd.
Flynn, J., French polisher, 9 Anderson St
Foley, James, 12 Bakers Wynd
Forbes. Alex., flaxdresser, 11 Park St.
Forbes, Alex., 34 St Vigeans Road
Forces, Arthur, 6 East Newgate
Forbes, Chas., 32 Glover Street
Forbes, David, 13 East Mill Wvnd
Forbes. David, 47 Green Street
Forbes, David P., labourer, 55 Green St
Forbes, Duncan, 9 Fergus Street.
Forbes, Geo., iron-grinder, 71 Millgate
Forbes, J., cattle dealer, 16 St Vigeans Rd.
Forbes, James, shoemaker, 2 Abbot Street.
Forbes, James, farmer, Cairnie
Forbes, John, mechanic, 46 Fergus Square.
Forbes, Robert, 17 Glover Street.
Forbes, Wiliam, shoemaker, 1 Maule St.
Forbes, Wm., traveller, 48£ Cairnie St.
Forbes, Wm., labourer, 1£ Fergus St.
Forbes, Wm., 37 Lindsay Street
Forbes, Margaret, factory worker, 190
High Street.
Forbes, Mary, spinster, 26 Gowan Street.
Forbes, Mrs, 35 Lochlands Street
Forbes, Mrs, 4 Brechin Road
Forbes, Mrs A residenter, 40 Millgate Ln.
Forbes, Mrs Annie, 4 Brechin Road
Forbes, Mrs J., 27 Commerce Street
Forbes, Mrs Susan J.. Strachan Street.
Ford, Charles, 7 St Vigeans Road
Ford. Ernest P., 17 Wallace Street
Ford, G., case hardener, 59 Kinnaird St.
Ford, G. K., 27 Spink Street
Ford, John, 24 Leonard Street
Ford, Robt., flaxdresser, 1 Hannah St.
Ford, W., marine engineer, 35 Victoria St
Ford, Miss A. T-, 2 W. Keptie Street
Ford, Mrs G., 64 Marketgate
Foreman, Miss Jessie, 163 High Street
Foreman, Mrs Margaret, 28 Dishland St
Forrest, Chas., 17 Glover Street
Forrest, John, labourer, 16 Millgate Ln.
Forrester, Mrs Margaret, 20 Dalhousie PI.
Forsyth, A., 17 Sidney Street
Forsyth Alex., fireman, 10 Hannah St.
Forsyth, David H., moulder, 33 Sidney St.
Forsyth, Ed., 29 Bank Street
Forsyth, Graham, moulder, 26 Leonard St.
Forsyth, J. D., 29 Jamieson Street
Forsyth, John, moulder, 28 Cairnie St
Forsyth, R barman, 21 West Mary St.
Forsyth. Isabella, dressmaker, 47 Rossie St.
Forsyth Mrs E., widow, 75 Millet- Ln.
Foster, George, labourer, 41 Kinnaird St
Foster, William, tanner, 41 Ernest Street
Foulis, Alex., sen., joiner, 13 Lochland St.
Foulis, David, 7 St Vigeans Road.
Foulis, David, 13 Lochlands Street
Foulis, Mina, 23 Jamieson Street
Fowler, W. A., 20 Union Street East
Fowler, Mrs Jeannie, 21 Lochlands St
Fowler, Mrs Margaret, 57 Dishland St
Fox, Chas., 15 Jamieson Street
Fox, William, mechanic, 37 Fergus Street.
Fox, William, 7 Elliot Street
Fox, Mrs Mary, 9 Leonard Street.
Fox, Mrs C, 5 Brechin Road
Francis, George A., farmer, W. Seatoa.
Fraser, Ann S., 37 Hill Street
Fraser, Dr Thos., 4 Springfield Terrace
Fraser, Forbes, 9 Stuart Street
Fraser, G., retired, 4 Hayswell Road
Fraser, Gordon S., engineer, Annesley Dr.
Fraser, Henrv, engineer, Lochton, Keptie
Road
Fraser, James, 77 Lochlands Street
Fraser, John, engineer, Monkbarns
Fraser, John, 23 Lillies Wynd
Fraser, Joseph, engineer, 11 Brothock Br
Fraser, N., manufacturer, 30 Ogilvy PI.
Fraser, Robt., manufacturer, Cairnie> Hill
Fraser, William, mechanic, 10 Stanley St.
Fraser, Wm. A., 37 Green Street
Fraser, Wm., 28 Sidney Street
Fraser, Wm., foreman, 65 Leonard St.
Fraser, Wm., plumber, 1 Gayfield.
Fraser, Isabella, 7 Elliot Street
Fraser, Mrs J. A., 9 Hayswell Road
Fraser, Mrs C, 33 Lochlands Street
Fraser, Mrs M. A., 15 Strachan Street
Fraser, Mrs Margaret, 21 Guthrie Port
Frazer, Duncan, 74 Rossie Street
Frazer, J. C, 32 West Keptie Street
Frazer, John, 16 Bridge Street
Frazer, Mrs J. B., 11 Dalhousie Place
Fridge, Mrs E., widow, 36 Gowan St.
Frith, Thomas, 33 Rossie Street
Frond Mrs Mary, 28 Sidney Street
Fullarton, Helen, 12 West Mary Street
Fullarton, Mrs J., 23 Kinnaird Street
Fulton, Annie L., 150 High Street.
Furye, Thomas, 11 Wallace Street
Furye, Wm., Demondale
Fyall, Alex., 17 Ernest Street
Fyall, George, 11 Marketgate
Fvall, Tohn, moulder, 57 Sidney Street.
Fyfe, D., 2 Abbey Street
Fyfe, James Thomson, 41 Ladyloan
Fyfe, jas. M., mechanic. 42£ E. Abbev St.
Fyfe, John, shoemaker, 13 Guthrie Port.
Fyfe, Vv .uiam, 15 Millgate
Fyfe, Georgina, 62 St Mary Street
Fyfe. Jemima. 29 Lindsay Street
Fyfe, Susan, 9 Millgate
Fyfe, Mrs C. milliner, 15i West Port.
Fyfe, Mrs Helen, 4 Lochland Street.
Fyfe, Mrs Julia. '18 Addison Place
136
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Thos. Muir, Son & Patton
LIMITED
COAL MERCHANTS
LOCAL BRANCHES -ARBROATH, 39 Helen Street (Telephone 4);
60 West Grimsby (Telephone 4) ; and at the following Railway Stations —
Carnoustie (Tel. 2, ; fnverkeilor (Tel. 4); Cauldcots (Tel. 4).
we ARE
Coal Merchants, :: Colliery Agents
Lime Merchants, Carting Contractors
Specialists in all Classes of Industrial and Household Fuel, both
Wholesale and Retail.
BUNKERS — Finest Navigation and Steam Coal— Foundry Coke — Smithy
Coal— Malting Coke — Tractor Coal — Gas Coke.
Our advice is at your service, and a Post Card will bring a
Prompt Reply regarding anything in "which we may
be able to serve you.
Registered Office— Nethergate House, Dundee.
Telegrams — " Muir, Dundee." Telephone, 744 (4 Lines.)
ON ADMIRALTY LIST.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
13D
Fyfe, Mrs M., 72 Rossie Street
Fyfe, Mrs M. N., 18 Fergus Square
Fvfe, Mrs Margaret, 50 Addison Place
Fyfe, Mrs Margaret, 16 Guthrie Port
Fyffe, James, 26 Dickfield Street
Fyffe, Robert, 47 Green Street
Gair, Mrs Aan^ o7 Kinnaird Street
Galbraith, S., 1 Church Street
Gall, Alex.,, 10 Anderson Street
Gall, Lawrence, 41 Lochland St
Gall, Wm. G., draughtsman, 3 Colvill PI.
Gall, Mrs A., licensed grocer, 3 Culloden
Road.
Galloway, Mrs Ann T., 11 Culloden Rd
Gait, John, 12 St Mary Street
Garden, James, 60 Marketgate
Garden, John R., 53 St Mary Street
Gardiner" Alex., 17 John Street
Gardiner, Annie, cook, 23^ Rossie Street
Gardner, William B., inspector of poor,
24 Elliot Street
Gardyne, \\\, patternmaker, 11 Cairnie St
Gardyne, Miss Barbara, 17 St Mary St.
Gardyne, Mrs Ann, 56 St Vigeans Road.
Garlick. Miss, 37 Green Street
Garvie, John, tailor, 23 Fergus Square
Garvie, Jessie, 59 High Street
Gauldie, D. C, ropespinner, 45 Dishland
Street.
Gauldie, Wm. H., 19 West Mary Street
Gauldie, Miss, 62 Helen Street
Gavin, H., grocery manager, 4 Russell St.
Gavin, Hugh, architect, 42 Hill Street.
Gaynor, Mrs E., 22 Hannah Street
Geddes, Alex., foreman, Rosefield
Geddes, Alex., 18 Kyd Street
Geddes, N. L., jeweller, Hayshead Road
Geddes, Wm., 8 Applegate
Geddes. Mrs M. B. 7 Hill Terrace
Geekie, David, postman, 37 Elliot Street
Geekie, Miss Maggie, 4 Hill Terrace.
Geekie. Mrs E., 21 Guthrie Port.
Gentles, A., warehouseman, 33 Howard St
Gentles, Daniel, 25 Grant Road
Gentles, James, moulder, 9 Cross Mill Wy
Gentles, Jas., labourer, 27 W. Mill Wynd.
George, James. 13 Shore
Gerrard. George, flaxdresser, 3 Leonard St.
Oerrard. James 11 Dishland Street
Gerrard, W., mechanic, 51 Ladyloan
Gerrard, William, machine foreman, 10
West Keptie Street.
Gerrard, Isabella R.. 48 Ladyloan
Gerrard, Mrs M. J.,"l Glover Street
Gerrard, Mrs Mary, 27 Smithy Croft
Gibb, David, baker, 4 Howard Street.
Gibb, Geo., 44 Kinnaird Street
Gibb. Jas. P., hairdresser, 6 Carnegie St.
Gibb. John, mechanic, 33 Culloden Road.
Gibb, Joseph, 30 Hannah Street
Gibb. Margaret, residenter, 7 Anderson St.
Gibb, Mrs, 16 John Street
Gibb. Mrs Mary, 28 Wardmill Road
Gibb, Mrs Margaret, 21 Fergus Square
C^bbon, Jas., light porter, 58 Marketgate
Gibson, Alex., 60 Marketgate
Gibson, And., photographer, Keptie Rd.
Gibson, Colin, insnr. agent, 40 Lochland St.
Gibson, Geo., flaxdresser, 38 Cairnie St
Gibson, Geo., 19 Fisheracre
Gibson, Manby, 12 Millgate Loan
Gibson, Walter, 23 Glover Street
Gibson, Betsy, servant, 6 Guthrie Hill.
Gibson, Mary, factory worker, 10 Robert St
Gibson, Mrs L., grocer, 7 Shore
Gilbert, A. D., schoolmaster, 22 Addison PI.
Gilbert, John, labourer, 46 Howard St
Gilbert, John, residenter, 16 Gowan St
-Ubert, R., leather cutter, 30 Millgate Ln.
Gilbert, Robt., machineman, 14 Hannah St
Gilbert, Mrs Annie, 26 Addison Place
Gill, Albert, fitter, 6 St Vigeans Road.
Gill, Henry, shoemaker. 23 Ponderlaw St
Gill, Mrs Sarah Ann, 35 Jamieson St.
Gillanders, John, 32 Fergus Square
Gillanders, Wm., labourer, 60 Sidney St.
Gilespie. Arthur, 4 Bakers Vv'ynd
Gillespie, David, 11 Park Street
Gillespie, David, 24 West Newgate
Gillespie, David, 53 West Grimsby.
Gillespie, Edwin, 36 Fergus Square
Lrillespie, R., shoemaker, 73 Lochland
Gillespie, Robt., lapper, 7 Sidney Street
Gillespie, Mrs B., residenter, 20 Elliot St.
(.rillies. Chas., ironturner, 26 Hayswell Rd
Gilmour, John, 63 Dishland Street
Gilroy, Peter, carter. 19 Rossie Street
Gilruth. Dr J. D., Hyde Park, 31 Bank St
Glass, G., ironturner, 1 Anderson Street
Glass, Robert, moulder, 5 Anderson St.
Glass, Robert, butcher, 16 Brechin Road
Gleig, Mrs A., 54 Keptie Street
Glen, Alex., labourer, 45 Ladyloan.
Glen, Alex., 13 St Vigeans Road
Glen, Alex., 26 Wardmill Road
Glen, Andrew, labourer, 15 Glover Street
Glen, Charles, 37 Lindsay Street
Glen, James, flaxdresser, 29 Abbot St.
Glen, James, 64 Helen Street
Glen, Tohn. 2 Dickfield Street
Glen, Robert, 11 Kyd Street
Glen, W., mill foreman, 72 Lochland St.
Glen, Catherine, Mrs, 6 Glover Street
Glen, Miss M. H., 41 Lochland St
Glen, Mrs, 34 Ann Street
Glenday. H., insur. agent, 23 Hay's Lane.
Glendinning, J. P., com. agent, 116 High St,
Goodale, Charles, 21 Brechin Road
Goodfellow, Jessie, residenter, 6 Guthrie
Hill.
Gordon, David, shipmaster, lf4 Gowan St
Gordon, David, 49 East Abbey Street
Gordon, Frank, painter. 32 Ernest St.
Gordon, J., shoemaker, 6 St Vigeans Rd.
Gordon, J., engineer, 17 St Vigeans Rd.
Gordon, J., factory worker, 27 St Mary St.
Gordon, James, labourer, 4 Fergus Sq.
Gordon, James, 6 Academy Street
Gordon, Peter, labourer, 9 W. Mill Wv
Gordon, W. G., moulder, 18 W. Abbev St
Gordon. Walter 3 Elliot Street
Gordon, William, hide agent, 26 Elliot St.
Gordon, Mary F. W., widow, 48 Rossie St.
Gordon, Miss Agnes, 53 Kinnaird Street
Gordon, Miss Susan, 29 Green Street
Gordon, Mrs G., 68 Cairnie Street
140 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Established Over Half-a-Century .
GEORGE SALMOND
BAKER
199 High Street - - Arbroath
TELEPHONE 164.
Our Fairport Gingerbread, Tea and Paste Biscuits, and Cakes
are Favourites Wherever used.
OUR LOAF BREAD
Is a line we pay particular attention to, and from our long experience in the
selection and manipulation of the different materials, with the aid of the
most up-to-date machinery, we supply to the public the principal article
of dietary to please the most fastidious taste.
Van Deliveries in all Parts of the Town Daily.
STEVEMSONS
LAUNDERERS
Artist Dyers - - - Dry Cleaners
T^ug and Carpet Dyeing and Cleaning Experts
DUNDEE
Arbroath Office - - - 165 High Street.
Telephone 297.
CARNOUSTIE AGENTS-
Misses E. & M. GARDYNE, High Street.
Miss E. B. CROWE, 37 High Street.
Send P. C. for Van to Call.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
141
Gordon, Mrs Jessie, 33 North Port.
Gordon. Mrs Susan, widow, 2u Barngreen
Gould, Chas. I. 20 Fergus Square
Gould Edward, caretaker, Brothock Bank
Gould, J as., millwright, 44 Marketgatc.
Gould, Elizabeth, widow, 39 E. Grimsoy.
Gourlav, James. 10 St Vigeans Road
Gourlav, Mrs Jane, 13 Fergus Square
Gourlev, Thos. W. P., Viewneld Road
Gove, "William, 50 Fergus Square
Gowans, C., stevedore, la Ladybridge St.
Gowans, Robt., carter, 32 St Vigeans Rd.
Gowans, Charlotte, widow, 37 Lordburn.
Grace, Robt., fish mcht., 10.!,- Seagate
Graham, Alex. C., 33 Leonaru. Street
Graham, Charles, 45 Leonard Street.
Graham, David, 73 Ladyloan
Graham, Geo. G., 26 Maule Street
Graham, J., leather cutter, 20 Abbot St.
Graham, ]., 27 Dishland Street
Graham, John, gardener, 10 Anderson St.
Graham. John 1<... 14 East Mill Wynd
Graham, Neil, 3 South Grimsby
Graham, Peter, 1 Shore.
Graham, Robt., factory worker, 17 Lady-
bridge Street.
Graham, Mrs, 24 Smithy Croft
Graham, Mrs Margaret, 17 Ladybridge St
Grant, A., master mariner, 28 Ernest St.
Grant, Chas., 163 High Street
Grant, Colin, boot manufacturer, Wood-
side.
Grant, Ed., plumber, 37 Guthrie Port.
Grant, I., shoemaker, 9 Anderson Street.
Grant, f- C.. painter, Culloden Terrace.
Grant, James, 3 Ladyloan
Grant, James, 39 Sidney Street
Grant, Jas., engineer, 4 Lochland Street.
Grant, Jas., mason, 10 Hannah Street
Grant, John, shoemaker, 44 Leonard Street
Grant, John, 51 Ladyloan.
Grant, Joseph, 9 Anderson Street
Grant, Peter. 68 Rossie Street
Grant, Robert, seaman, 31 Fergus Sq.
Grant, Thomas R., plumber, Rosevilla.
Grant, Margaret, 81 Lochland Street
Grant, Mary, widow, 40 Brechin Road.
Grant, Miss Jemima, itf W. Mary Street
Grant, Miss Martha Y., confectioner, 202
High Street.
Grant, Miss Mary, 20 Park Street
Grant, Misses, 29 Howard Street
Grant, Misses, dressmakers, 45 Cairnie St
Grant, Mrs David, 23 Ernest Street
Grassie, George, 14 Cairnie Street
Gray. David. 31 St Mary Street
Gray. Donaldson, dairyman, Gallowden
Gray, James P., 5 Garden Street
Gray. ]ohn, clerk, Hayshead Road.
Gray, W., flaxdresser, 23 Hannah St.
Gray, William, carter, 11 Convent Street.
Gray, Wm. t 45 Sidnev Street
Gray, Wm., vanman, 3 St Vigeans Road.
Gray, Wm., retired farmer, Strachan St
Gray, Mary, spinster, 44 Leonard Street
Gray, Mrs A. B., 74 Cairnie Street
Grav Mrs Amelia. 59 Helen Street
Gray, Mrs Elspetn shop asst., 24 High St
Gray, Mrs Jane, 30 Helen Street
Gray, Mrs Georgina, weaver, 63 St Mary
Street
Gray, Mrs Margaret, 64 Keptie Street
Gray, Mrs W., 43 Elliot Street
Green, C, painter, 31 Ladybridge St.
Green, Geo., confectioner, 210 High Street
Green, Annie, lb i^nurch Street
Greenaway, Mrs Mary Ann, millworker,
55j Panmure Street.
Greenhow, David, 62 Howard St.
Greenhow, J., labourer, 15 Cross; Mill Wy
Greenhowe, Win., labourer, 20 Abnot St.
Greenhowe, Mrs Helen, 30 Kyd SLeet
Greig, D., law clerk, 62 Lochland Street.
Greig, David, residenter, 14 Dalhousie PI.
Greig, George, retired shipmaster, 56 Nolt
Loan Road.
Greig, George, 9 West Mary Street
Grei°\ James, 104 Keptie Street
Greig, James 23 Fergus Street
Greig, Jas., flaxdresser, 26 St Vigeans Rd
Greig, John, ironmonger, 30 Elliot St
GreiL;. \Villiam, 3 West Mary Street
Greig, Mary S., Ellen Bank, Keptie Road
Greig, Miss M., 12 Ann Street
Greig, Mrs Elizabeth, 2 West Marv Street
Grewar, D. W., 35 West Port
Grieve, D. A., traveller, 35 W. Keptie St
Grieve, Wm., 20 Hill Place
Grieve, Mrs Annie, 6 Culloden Terrace
Grieve, Mrs M., 15 Cairnie Street
Grieve, Mrs M. A., 12 Russell Street
Grieve,, Mrs S., residenter, 1 Union St.
Griffan, James, 14 Abbot Street
Griffen, Mrs L., 5 Wallace Street
Griffiths, Geo., insur. agent, 2 Reform St
Guthrie, Mrs E., 9 Russell Street
Guthrie, Mrs Mary, 20 Green Street
Grimmond, D., 9 St Vigeans Road
Grimmond, G., butcher, 13 St Vigeans Rd
Grimmond John, labourer, 28 Barngreen
Grimmond, Mrs M., 16 Hannah Street
Grindlay, W., blacksmith, 33 Lochland St.
Grindlay, Miss, 36 Cairnie Street
Groat. John B., 33 Brechin Road
Guild. Alex., retired, 5 Carnegie Street
Guild, David, moulder, 20 St Vigeans Rd
Guild, James, teacher, 36 Hillend Road.
Guild, John, carter, 44 Leonard Street.
Guild, John, moulder, 25 Cairnie St.
Guild. Keith, labourer, 13 Ogilvy Place
Guild. Peter, shoemaker, 34 Ann Street.
Guild, Jane, spinster, 37 Howard Street.
Guild, Margaret, 32 Kinnaird Street
Guild. Mrs Mary, 5 Carnegie Street
Gnnn, Alex., policeman, 24 Elliot Street
Gunn, Fred, clerk, Strachan Street.
Gunning, John, labourer, 23 Park Street
Gunning, Thomas H., 11 Brechin Road
Guthrie, David, factory worker, 7 Glover
Street
Guthrie, George. 7 Russell Street
Guthrie, George, factory manager, 13
Russell Street
Guthrie, James, 24 Robert Street
Guthrie, John, tenter, 15 Cross Mill Wvnd.
Guthrie, Robert, insur. agent, 20 Green St-
Guthrie, Mrs, 3 Ponderlaw
142
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PATRONISED BY THE NOBILITY.
Telephone No. 84. Telegrams — "White Hart."
White Hart Hotel
HIGH STREET, ARBROATH
THIS Old Established Hotel, unrivalled for Comfort Excellent Cuisine, and
Moderate Charges, in the Most Central Business Part of the Town, and
adjacent to all the Banks and Public Buildings, has been entirely Re-Modelled and
Re-Furnished. The Commercial and Coffee Rooms, Restaurant, and Dining'
Rooms are Fitted and Furnished in the Best Style.
ALEXANDER SMITH keeps nothing but a very Superior Class of Spirits and
Beers. The Hotel Cellars contain an Excellent Stock of Very Old and Superior
Wines.
THE WHITE HART HALL
h very suitable for Balls, Marriages, and Supper Parties, and is Let on Very
Moderate Terms.
ALEXANDER SMITH, Proprietor.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
143
Haddon, D., boilermaker, 40 Barngreen.
Haddon, 1 Wo Ponderlaw
Haddon, John F., 23 Lordburn
Haddon, Mrs C, 15 Howard Street
Haigh, C. R., carpet maker, Ladyloan
Haldane, Miss J. E. M., Public Health
Hospital, Cairnie Road
Halkett, Mrs Margaret, 20 St Mary St.
Hall, E. K., 16 Hillend Road
Hall, George, 19 Commerce St.
Hall, James, The Willows, Keptie Road
Hall, lohn, moulder, 8 W. Mill Wynd.
Hall, John K., 11 West Keptie Street
Hall, Peter, 70 Millgate Loan
Hall, Wm., shoemaker, 11 St Vigeans Rd
Hall, Wm., 19 Panmure Street
Hall Wm., 8 West Abbey Street
Hallj Mrs, 49 High Street
Hall, Mrs Helen, 3 High Street
Halliday, Andrew W., 14 Elliot Street
Halliday, J. B., solicitor, 16 Culloden Ter
Halton, "John, 18 Hill Place
Hamilton, Arthur, shoemaker, 25 Palmer St.
Hamilton, Gavin, 22 Fergus Square
Hamilton, Mrs B., 42^ East Abbey Street
Hampton, Miss Ann, Keptie Road
Hannah, Alex., clerk,' 2 West Port
Hannah, Norman, 268 High Street
Hannah, Mrs, 16 Guthrie Port
Hannah, Mrs, 18 Maule Street
Hansen, Mrs J. D., widow, 9 Victoria St
Hanton, Wm., stableman, 2 West Mary St
Hardie, William, 23 Abbot Stree*
Harper, Jas. W., confectioner, 4-2 Guth-
rie Port. , _,
Harris, Geo., b'tcher, 38 Ogilvy Place
Harris, Miss Robina, 17 St Vigeans Rd
Harris, Mrs Ann, 25 Howard Street
Harrow, Marion Gibb or, 10 Murray PI.
Harrison, J., 37 Lindsav Street
Harrison, John, labourer, 29 E. Mill Wy
Hart, Richard E., shoemaker, 1 Garden St.
Harvey, David, 21 Church Street
Harvey, David, 17 Park Street
Harvie, Peter, 10 Leonard Street
Hastie, T., mngr., 41 Lochlands Drive
Hastings, C, shoemaker, 15 St Vigeans Rd.
Hastings, George, 23 St Mary Street
Hastings, W., labourer, 28 Hamilton Grn.
Hastings, Mrs C, vintner, 30 Millgate Ln.
Hastings, Mrs C, widow, 74 Brechin Rd.
Hastings, Mrs H., widow, 83 High St.
Hay, G. G., shipmaster, 7 Victoria Street
Hay, Wm. J., 9 Dalhousie Place
Hav, Mrs E., 9 Dalhousie Place
Hayes, Edward, 39 Millgate Loan
Hayes, Ed. J., sailmaker, 44 High St.
Hayes, Richard, labourer, 17 Park Street
Hayes, Richard, 50 Leonard Street
Hayes, W., sailmaker, 2 Ponderlaw Lane.
Hayes, Clara, 39 John John Street
Hebenton. David, engineman, 65 St Vi-
geans Road
Heenan, Tames, bleacher, 14 Smithy Croft
Heggie, Muriel, 3i Keptie Street
Helmrick, Mrs M. W., 1 Gayfield
Hemsworth, Alex.. 21 Millgate Loan
Henderson, D., police sergt., 23 Ladyloan.
Henderson, David, 28 Green Street
Henderson, Geo., machinist, 15 Lochland St
Henderson, James A., 15 Lochlands St.
Henderson, James, Cairnie Road
Henderson, John, labourer, 21 High St.
Henderson, \V., insur. agent, 4 Dalhousie
Place.
Henderson, W. J., 2o Bank Street
Henderson, Wm., 29 Guthrie Port
Henderson, Jessie, 275 High Street
.Henderson, Miss, 48 High Street.
Henderson, Misses, 22 Victoria Street
Henderson, Misses, 29 W. Keptie Street
Henderson, Mrs M., 18 St Mary Street
^ndry A. G., secretary, 8 Strachan St.
Hendry, A. W., moulder, 56 St Vigeans Rd
Hendry, Arthur, 92 Helen Street
Hendry, James, lapper, 15 Fergus Square.
Hendr}-, Wm., rly. porter, 23 Palmer St.
Hendry, Jessie, housekeeper, 34 St Mary St.
Hendry, Mrs Isabella, 16 North Grimsby
Hendry, Mrs Isa., 35 West Grimsby
Henry, J. M., 1 James Street
Henry, W., 5 East Abbey Street
Hepburn, James, 7 James Street
Hepburn, James G.,, 64 Fergus Square
Hepburn, Mary A., weaver, 36 Cairnie St.
Herald, Alex., shoemaker, 59 Ladybridge.
Herald, George, 3 Ponderlaw Street
Herald, Wm.. 70 Marketgate
Herald, Isabella, 62 Gravesend
Herald, Miss A. F., 44 Dishland Street.
Herald, Miss Catherine, 1 Kinnaird Street
Herald. Mrs Elizabeth C, 8 Robert Street.
Herald, Mrs G., 17 St Vigeans Road
Herald, Mrs Jane G., 32 Leonard Street
Herd, James H., 5 Ann Street
Her. Mrs N., 7 Kinnaird Street
Heron, Alan, 20 Kyd Street
Herron, Alfred, blacksmith, 92 Helen St.
Herron, D., blacksmith, 54 Sidney St.
Herron, David, 23 Jamieson Street
Herron, J. H., musicseller. 56 Addison PI
Herron, J. N., 1 Church Street
Herron, W.. moulder. 47 East Abbey St.
Herron, Mrs, 3 George Street
Herron, Mrs Betsy P., 30 Leonard Street
Herron, Mrs Eliza, 21 Ann Street
Herron, Mrs I., 22 Ponderlaw Street
Herron, Mrs Jessie A., 240 High Street
Herschel, David, 10 Bank Street
HerscLell, Robt. F., shipmaster, 6 Hill-
e»id Road
Herschell, Miss Mary, 1£ Fergus Street
Herschell, Mrs Jane, 30 Grant Road
Hewit, Andrew, 128 High Street
Higgins, James, 24 Hamilton Green
High, Wm., jeweller, 5 Hayswell Road.
Hill, A. R., 35 Ernest Street
Hill, Chas. S., law clerk, 3 Queen Street.
Hill, James C, moulder, 35 Ernest Street.
Hill, Wm., shoemaker, 4 Fergus Square
Hill, Miss Betsy, Q Glover Street
Hill, Miss Mary, 22 Gowan Street
Hill, Mrs Helen, 5 Barbers Croft
Hinksman, Jemima, widow. 4 Shore.
Hird, A. K., draper, 24 Hillend Road.
Hird, W. D., draper, Inchcape, Nolt
Loan Road
Hird, Emily D., 12 Nolt Loan Road
144 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR LUNCH OR TEA
Visitors will find the Service and the
Cuisine all they could desire at the
Central Timing l^poms
MILLGATE, ARBROATH
NOTE. — We cater for Dances and
Weddings, and have Special Facilities
for carrying through the work with
promptitude
Ask' Us. for Quotations
D. At. BUCHANAN, Proprietor.
'Phone 1 83
Alexander Addison
Cycle and motor Agent,
279 281 HIGH STREET
ARBROATH,
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
145
Hird. Mrs Ingo S. F., 3 Walker Place.
Hitchcock, Rev. G., 13 Dalhousie Place.
Hobb, Isa, o Union street
Hoddle, Mrs, 18 Fergus Square
Hodge, David, eaginedriver, 5 Ogilvy PI.
Hodgeson, John L., 2o Helen street
Hodgson, Harry, 00 High Street
Hodgson, Frank, 11 Leonard Street
Hogan, Mrs Alary, domestic, 69 Ladyloan.
Hogg, Hall, 26 Fergus Square
Hoge\ James, engineer, 66 Brechin Road.
Hogg, James, flesher, 59 High Street.
Hogg, James, police constable, 40 Millgate
Loan
Hogg, Thomas A., 14 Flliot Street
Hogg, Win., 7 Ernest Street
Hogg, Jane A., 4 Hill fmcc
Hogg. Miss M. A., 78 Keptie Street.
Hogg, Mrs Ann, 69 Barngreen
Hogland, C. G., 44£ Brechin Road
Holt. Arch, 25 Panmure Street
Honeyman, Robb, 20 Leonard Street
Honeyman, Mrs Betsy. 20 Leonard St. .
Honeymoon, Mrs A., 5 Leonard Street
Hood, A., grocery manager, 38 Elliot St.
Hood, Geo., P., draper, 10 Princes St.
Hood, James, bookseller, 31 \V. Keptie St.
Hood, Peter, shoemaker, 31 Dishland St
Hood, William, 34 Helen Street
Hoou, Wm., 62 Guthrie Port
Hood, Wm., 6 Brechin Road
Hood, Ethel, 40 Guthrie Port
Hood Miss Bella. 64 Helen Street
Hood, Miss Tane, 26 Nolt Loan Road
Hood, Mrs Isabella, 20 Smithy Croft
Hosea, Miss M. S.. 2 Elliot Place
Hosie, Alex., 38 Kinnaird Street
Hosie, Jas., gardener, 21 Ponderlaw St.
Hosie, James, 14 John Street
Hosie, Thos. H., 22 Jamieson Street
Hossack, Robert, 6 James Street
Houldsworth, F., missionary, 1 Cairnie PI.
Hovell, D., 16 Glover Street
Hovell, George. 7 Hill Terrace
Hovell, J., Helenbank, Ernest Street
Hovell, John, barman, 17 Lochland St.
Hovell, W. publican, 12 George Street
Hovell, Wm., labourer. 16 Glover St.
Hovell, Flora Jane, 4 James Street
Howard, H., 14 Church Street
Howat, Thomas, shoemaker, 12 Abbot St.
Howat, Mrs Annie. 17 Dalhousie Place
Howatt, Miss C, 24 Millgat- Loan
Howe, George, surfaceman, 19 Duke St.
Howe, John, 40 Helen Street
Howe, William, labourer, 60 Rossie St
Howie, J., compositor, 2 Cairnie Place.
Howie, T. J., 10 Dalhousie Place.-
Hudghton, Mrs Ann. 35 St Mary?'Sfreet.
Hudgston, A. P., enginefitter, 40 Rossie St.
Hudson W., .'9 Palmer Street
Hudson, Wm. D.. 10 Abbey Path
Hudson, Mary, spinster. 31 Panmure St.
Hudson, Mrs Janet, 28 Helen Street
Hugrtrins. Mrs M., 11 Dishland Street.
Huggin^on Thomas. 60 Millgate Loan
Hughes, Mitchell, 48 Hill Street
Hughes, Miss C, 4 Rossie Street
Hume, Ralph, 26 Cairnie Street
Hunter, Andrew, 17 Wallace Street.
Hunter, Charles, engineer, 43 Culloden Rd
Hunter, Charles, shoemaker, Strachan St
Hunter, JJ., insur. agent, 58 Fergus Sq
Hunter, D. W., 25 Cairnie Street
Hunter, David, clerk, 4 Carnegie St.
Hunter, David, 80 St Vigeans Road
Hunter, Douglas G., Rosebrae
Hunter, Hugh S., 2 Hill Street
Hunter, i. C., 4 Maule Street
Hunter, James, 35 Spink Street
Hunter, las., shoemaker, 34 E. Abbey St
Hunter, James^ 1 George Street
Hunter, Robert, 41 St Mary Street.
Hunter, VV., shoemaker, 6 Hill Road
Hunter, W. C.,. 9 Millgate
Hunter, Wm., shoemaker, 25 Palmer St.
Hunter, Wm., Strachan Street
Hunter, Mary Ann, 6 Hume Street.
Hunter, Miss, housekeeper, 21 Lordburn
Hunter, Misses, Rosebrae
Hunter, Mrs Ada M., 94 Applegate.
Hunter, Mrs Annie, Strachan Street
Hunter, Mrs D. F., Brechin Road
Hunter, Mrs J., Clairmont, Keptie Road
Hutcheon, Arch., solicitor. 34 Victoria St
Hutchison, David, draper, 17 Victoria St.
Hutchison, J., 20 East Mill Wynd
Hutchison, John, 3 Baldo\an street
Hutchison, Peter G., 4 Gayfield
Hutchison, S. D., vintner. 4 Lillies Wynd.
Hutchison, T., turner, 72 St Vigeans Rd.
Hutchison, William, 20 Jamieson Street
Hutton, D. L., 50 Sidney Street
Hutton, David, carter, 2£ Russell Street.
Hutton, Geo., shoemaker, 46 Marketgatc.
Hutton, James, carter. 6 Lillies Wynd
Hutton, Jas. G., clerk, 76 Rossie Street.
Hutton, )ohn D., 1 8Fergus Square
Hutton, Peter, 12 Catherine Street.
1 Cutton, Robert, 2 West Keptie Street.
I lutton, Wm., labourer, 22 Rossie Street.
Hutton, Mrs Nina, 3 Leonard Street
Hutton, Mrs Alexina, 3 E. Mill Wynd
Imper, Robt, O., 8 Alexandra Place
Inglis, Alan, art master, 4 Osborne Ter.
Inglis, Alex., 41 Millgate Loan
Inglis, Alex.. 5 Lochland Street
Inglis, Robt., traveller, 27 Havswell Road.
Inglis, Mrs W., 14 Church Street
Ingram, Wm.. 4 Ann Street
Ingram, Wm., 24 Barngreen.
Innes. Alex., street porter, 7 Bridge St.
Irons, Allan G., 4 Hill Terrace
J rons, Frank, 3 Rosebank
Irons, Wm., butcher, 217 High Street.
Irons. Louisa, weaver, 17 Kinnaird St.
Ironside, James, weaver, 2 W. Mary St.
Ironside. John, 41 John Street
Irvine, Alexander., tanner, 8 Ann Street.
Irvine, Peter, 13 Jamieson Street
Irvine, Robt.. teacher, Viewfield Road.
Irvine, Mrs, 4 Queen Street.
Isaacs, W., waggon-examiner, 40 Maule St.
Tack, Alex., blacksmith. 6 Stanley Street.
Jack, Andrew, tailor. Shore
140
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and
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Seamless
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Carpets
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LINOLEUMS
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Furniture Manufacturers
Upholsterers
Funeral Undertakers
CORNER GRAVESEND and PANMURE ST.
Telephone 106 ARBROATH
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
147
Jack, David A., 15 Catherine Street
Jack, James, chemist, 27 Ponderlaw St.
Jack, John, 29 W. Grimsby
Jack, John, labourer, 56 Helen Street
Jack, John, grocer, 2 Nolt Loan Road
Jack. Janet, residenter, 19 Carnegie St.
Jack, Miss Alary, U George btreet
Jack, John, 66 Helen Street
Jack, Mrs E., 5; Sidney Street
Jack, Mrs Janet. 19 Carnegie Strut
Jackson, D. W., music teacher, 272 High St
Jackson, David, framemaker, 75 Helen St.
Jackson, John, 12 Chalmers Street
Jackson, \v. VV., music teacher, b George
Street
Jackson, Miss Isabella, 34 Hillend Road
lamieson, Alex., vanman. 70 Millgate Ln.
Jamieson, Alex. H., 11 Hannan Street
Jamieson, Oia*., It Lnion bt. Ease
Jamieson, David, carter, 1 Mar^etgate
Jamieson, David, sen., plasterer, 3 Graves-
end
Jamieson, Frank, 18 Millgate Loan
Jamieson, George, mason, Demondale.
Jamieson, Harry, baker, 76£ Helen St.
Jamieson, jaiucs K 248 High Street
Jamieson, James, 13 Kinnaird Street
Jamieson, James, factory overseer, 14 W.
Keptie Street.
Jamieson, Jas., mechanic, 67 Bridge St.
Jamieson, Jas., 12 Bakers Wynd
Jamieson, Jas., 26 Brechin Road
Jamieson, Peter, 7 W. Keptie Street
Jamieson, Thos., plumber, 63 Ladybridge.
Jamieson, Thos., 54 St Mary Street
Jamieson, \Vm., llaxdresser, 26 Leonard St.
Jamieson, Wm., mechanic, 28 Kyd St.
Jamieson, Jane, 7 West Keptie Street.
Jamieson, Jessie A., spinster, 3 W. Ab-
bey Street.
Jamieson, Miss, 29 Fergus Street.
Jamieson, Mrs Eliz., 33 East Mill Wynd
Jamieson, Mrs Jane, 17 Union Street E.
Jamieson, Mrs M., 14 Bakers Wynd
Janes, Alex. B., janitor, 79 Keptie St
Janes, Wm., foreman, 12 Brechin Road.
Japp, David, labourer, 25 Millgate
Jarret, John, dealer, ll Park Street
Jarret, Mrs, 21 Abbot Street
Jarret, Mrs M., 32£ St Mary Street
Jarret, Mrs M., 30 Fergus Street
Jarron, J. B., vintner, 11 Carnegie St
Jarvis, James K., 23 Culloden Road
Jarvis, Misses, 62 Rossie Street
Teffray, Tohn, seaman, 38 Glover Street.
Jeffrey, Alex., 9 Brechin Road
Jeffrey, Charles. 7 West Newgate
Jeffrev, Tohn D., printer, 26 Ann Street.
Jeffrey, Mrs I., widow. 26 Jamieson St
Jenkins, William, 15 Dishland Street
Johnson, George, printer. Abbey Lodge,
High Street
Johnson, W., licensed grocer, 15 Queen St.
Johnston, Alex., draper, 5 St Mary St.
Johnston, G., commercial clerk, 21 Cair-
nie Street.
Johnston, Hugh F., leather cutter, 37
Fisheracre.
Johnston, J., labourer, 51 Guthrie Port.
Johnston, John, joiner, 33 Howard St.
Johnston, John, shoemaker, 14 Howard St.
Johnston, Joseph, lapper, X Howard St
Johnston, Robert, 50 Brechin Road
Johnston, W. A., 14 Hannah Street
Johnston, Wm., gardener, The Elms,
Caimie Roaa
Johnston, Wm., 10 Howard Street
Johnston, Wm., 22 Guthrie Port
Johnston, Margaret, 49 Rossie Street
Johnston, Miss Helen, 12 Smithy Croft.
Johnston, Miss Mary, 15 Marketgate.
Johnston, Mrs Annie, 23 Duke Street
Johnston, Mrs Martha, 38 Howard Street
Johnston, Mrs Mary, 28 Victoria St.
Johnston, Mrs S. A., 17 Smithy Croft
Johnston, Mrs Susan, 56a High Street.
Johnston, Adamson, 3 St Vigeans Road
Johnstone, Geo., policeman, 9 Abbot St.
Johnstone, Richard. 25 Dishland Street
Joiner, George, labourer, 32 Kinnaird St
Joiner, Mrs Elspeth, 248 High Street
Jolly, Mrs Jane, 42 Helen Street.
Jones, James, 20 Helen Street
Jones, Thos. H., 39 Jamieson Street
Joss, John, reporter, 93 Keptie Street.
Joss, Mrs Barbara, 29 Kinnaird Street
Joss, Mrs Mary H., 23 West Port
Just, Robt., sanitary inspector, 59 Bre-
chin Road
Just, Miss Agnes L., 41 Lordburn
Kaighin, Henry, tenter, 18 Rossie Street.
Kay, David, 21 Millgate Loan
Rear, Edw-ard, 30 Millgate Loan
Kear, Mrs Annie, 6 St Vigeans Road
Keast, Mrs Jam_, 175 High Street
Keillor, Alex., 39 Millgate Loan
Keillor, Andrew, 39 Ogilvy Place
Keillor, Baillie, 31 Gravesend
Keillor, Harry, 98 Keptie Street
Keillor, James, cattleman, Demondale
Keillor, Wm.. 43 Ladvloan
Keillor, Mrs Grace, 12 Brechin Road.
Keillor, Mrs T-, widow, 35 Millgate Ln
K-illor Mrs Mary. 44 Helen Street
Keir, James, I., 12 Colvill Place
Keith, Alexander, 44 Ladyloan
Keith, David, ftaxdresser, 26 Helen Street.
Keith, Dr. J. Melville, 213a High Street.
Keith. George, sailmaker, 7 Ann Street.
Keith, James, 22 Keptie Street
Keith, Tohn, sailmaker, 85 Keptie St.
Keith, John, mechanic, 40 Dishland St
Keith, Wm., labourer, 8 Bakers Wynd
Keith, Mrs Christina, 46 Helen Street
Kelly, George, 27 W. New-gate
Kellv. Dr Richard, 61 Keptie Street.
Kellv. Tas., waste merchant, 31 Glover St.
Ke"v Laurence. 34 Keptie Street
Kelly, Mrs Marjory, 31 Glover Street
Kelman, Annie, widow, 21 Caimie St.
Kemp, G.. slater. 25 St Mary Street
Kemp John, 7 Anderson Street
Kenned v, James, 2 East Newgate
Kennedv. laiw«, 30 Ernest Street
KennLt''- p W 12 Barngreen
Kennedv. Theodore, gas meter inspector,
45 West Abbey Street.
148
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. BLACK
Bookseller, Stationer and Confectioner
10 BROTHOCK BRIDGE, Arbroath
Bibles, Books, Stationery, &c.
All the Daily Papers. Circulating Library.
Best Confections only Stocked.
Cbe Plough $ fiarrou)
c/5
•s
IU CO
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Iftontrose Road,
ilrbroatb
JOHN W. STEWART, Proprietor.
J. MITCHELL y SON
SLATERS AND CEMENT WORKERS.
Jobbing of every description carefully attended to.
Estimates given for all kinds of Slater and Rough Casting Work
% Chimney Heads Repaired and Pointed.
PANMURE STREET, Arbroath.
Telephone, 155.
House Address— 30 WEST KEPTIE STREET.
LIST OI HOUSEHOLDERS.
149
Kennedy Helen, factory worker, 6 St
Mary Street.
Kennedy Margaret, 52 Fergus Square
Kennedy, ivuss E. Salisbury place
Kennedy, Mrs W.. bi Fisheracre
Kenneth, Mrs G. S., 9 Bridge Street
Kenwood, Mrs Ella, 5 Cairnie Street
Kerr, Chas., shoemaker, 3 West Mary St.
Kerr, D., licensed grocer, 7 1- ergus Sq.
Kerr, George, 63 Leonard Street
Kerr, George, 8 Hill Road
Kerr, George K.., 31 Elliot Street
Kerr, James, railway guard, 25 Duke St.
Kerr, James, labourer, 38 Fergus Square.
Kerr, wm. S., labourer, 15 Abbot Street
Kerr, Jane W.. widow, 1 Osborne Ter.
Kerr, Mrs, 47 Culloden Road.
Kerr, Mrs Agnes, 28 Barngreen
Kerr, Mrs it., 76 Helen Street
Kerrison, Mrs, 93 Keptie Street
Kersley, John, 1 Walker Place
Kettles j.ci., 45 Fergus Square
Key, x'eter F., o9 Kinnaird Street
Key, Annie, weaver, 26 Fergus Square.
Kind, David, blacksmith, 11 Fergus Sq.
Kidd, Edward, 13 Elliot Street
Kidd. F . iror»Hre"pr. 7 Cross Mill Wynd.
Kidd, James G., fisherman, 13 Seagate
Kidd, Robert, OU uuugatc: j-oan
Kidd. Roy 39 fohn Street
Kidd, Mrs, 2 West Mill Wynd
Kidd, Mrs Annie, 13 John Street
Kiddie, Andrew W., 66 Rossie Street.
Kiddie, Flizabeth, 26 Hamilton Green
Kidsfton, Andrew, 121 High Street
Kilgour, Annie, 60 Marketgate
Kilpatrick, John, baker, o Fisheracre
King, Arthur, shoemaker, 44 Elliot Street.
King, David B., clerk, Neville Street.
King, George S., Commerce Street
Kincr. J. B.. patternmaker, 37 Carnegie St.
King, James G., shoemaker, 11 Hill Ter.
Kin"- John S., Sheriff Court House, Com-
merce Street
King. Robert, 16 Bakers Wynd
King, Ann, widow, 23 Culloden Road
King, Margaret, llj Fergus Square.
King, Mary, widow, 7 Garden Street.
King, Misses Ellen J. D., and Jane B.,
27 Rossie Street
King, Mrs M. A., widow, 27 Fergus St.
Kinloch. David, labourer, 10 Guthrie Pt.
Kinloch, Miss Eliza., 10 Gowan Street
Kinloch, Mrs J. B., Seafield. Seaton Rd
Kinmond, Miss Annie, 54 Helen Street.
Kinnear, A. V., mercht., 2 Culloden Cres
Kinnear, Alex., 7 Duke Sireet
Kinnear, C. H., 23 Guthrie Port.
Kinnear, D., cabinetmaker, 27 Culloden Rd
Kinnear, D., sheriff officer, 23 Cairnie St
Kinnear, David, labourer, 43 St Mary St.
Kinnear, G. S., engineer, 62 Fergus Sq
Kinnear, R., comm. agt., 27 Victoria St.
Kinnear, Thos., vanman, 4 Shore
Kinnear, Wm., turner, 51 Sidney Street.
Kinnear, Miss Nellie, 16 Colvill Place
Kinnear, Miss Helen, 10 Colvill Place
Kinnear. Mrs H.. 9 Garden Street
Kinnear, Mrs M., 11 Green Street,
.^mninmonth, Miss M., 1 Kinnaird St
iwnnison. Mary, widow, 5 Park St.
Kirk, James, tobacconist, 11 West Port.
.virkcaldy, David, 19 Green Street
.virkland, J. C. C, 16 Nol. Loan Road
■virkland, Agnes, 4 Abbot Street
..night, John, 10 Robert street
night, Robt., mstr. bivi., o-l Green St
Knight, Miss M., millworker, 25 Rossie St.
vnight, Mrs B-, bV Keptu Street
Knight, Mrs Elizabeth . George Street
Knowles, James, moulder, 50 Fergus Sq
Knowles, Miss Margaret, 22 Dishland St.
Knox, D., blacksmith, 36 Millgate Loan.
Knox, George, 17 Leonard Street
Kyd, David, antique dealer, 23 Spink St.
Kydd, A. G., inland revenue officer, 16
Addison Place
Kydd, Alex., butcher, 76 St Vigeans Rd.
Kydd, Alexander, mechanic, 8 Abbot St.
Kydd, D. F., labourer, 48 Fergus Square.
Kydd, D. S., shoemaker, 23 W. Mill Wy.
Kydd, David, coachman, 96 Keptie St.
Kydd, Davie, fisherman, 10 West Newgate.
..'del. David, 11 Fergus Square
Kvdd. George, 11 Fisheracre
Kydd, George, moulder, b James Street.
Kydd, Harry, shoemaker, 2 Abbot Street.
Kydd, J., railway servant, 15 Wallace St.
Kydd, J., boot salesman, 2 Cairnie Place.
Kydd, James, clerk, 61 Rossie Street.
ames, 9 fisheracre
Kydd. James, 33 Culloden Road
Kvdd. John, 23 St Vigeans Road
Kydd, D. F., labourer, 46 Fergus Square
Kydd, Robert, joiner, 15 Colvill Place.
"'■Hrt. Thomas 24 Millgate Loan
Kydd, Annie, spinster, 20 Lochland St.
vdd, Eliza , 74 Helen Street
Kvdd, Isabella, confectioner, 7 Gowan St
M. W„ spinster. 23 St Vigeans Rd
'"ydd, Mary, weaver, 79 Keptie Street
Kvdd, Mrs Annie, 13 John Street
d. Miss Jean C. 2 Hillend Road
Kvdd. Miss Mary, weaver, 79 Keptie St.
Kvdd, Miss Mary, 1 Cairnie Place.
Kydd. Mrs, widow, 31 W. Mill Wynd
Kydd, Mrs A... _ 26 Kyd Street
'•'ydd, Mrs Annie, 13 John Street
Kvdd. Mrs M. V., 11 Hillend Road
vrl. Mrs Margaret. 18 Brechin Road
Kydd. Mrs Mary, 59 Dishland Street.
Laekie, David, 43 Jamieson Street
Laekie, John. 21 Abbot Street
Laekie, 'Villiam, C.A „ 19 Elliot Street
Laekie, Miss Jane. 43 Panmure Street.
Laekie. Mrs W . 19 Elliot Street
Laing, Dr David, Maule Street.
Lainsr. Tas.. market hardener. Annfield.
Laing, John, joiner, 42 Green Street.
Laing, William, baker, 10 Fergus Square.
Laine. Asrnes, widow. 4 Colvill Place.
Laing, Miss Agnes, 25 Palmer Street
Laini*. Miss Marsraret 27 Howard Street
Laird, B T , 2 West Newgate Street
Laird, Tolm 33 Barngreen
Laird.' John, 35 West Newgate Street
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Sweet - -
Lavender -
and-
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for Children. -
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place before you.
J. K. MOIR.
177-179 High Street, Arbroath.
•PHONE No. 240.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
151
Laird, Charlotte, weaver, 19 Park Street.
Lamb, Alex., gardener, Cairnie Road.
Lamb, Alex., 29 Kinnaird Street
Lamb, C, factory worker, 35 Ogilvy PI.
Lamb. David, 2d Green Street
Lamb, Edward, ironworker, 52 Marketgate
Lamb', John, butcher, 26 West Keptie St.
Lamb, Robert, carter, 3 Lillies Wynd.
Lamb, Robert, 15 Convent Street
Lamb, Robert C-, 33 Lindsay Street
Lamb, Mary Jane, 62 Cairnie Street.
Lambert, And., currier, 18 W. Abbey St.
Lamond, James, lapper, 86 Helen Street.
Lamont, Wm., 181 High Street
Langoridge, Mrs Isa., Cairnie Road
Langlands, Alex., joiner, 11 George St.
Langlands, H. T., engineer, 22 Hayswell
Road.
Langlands, M. & A.. 24 Hayswell Road
Larnach, Donald, 1 Murray Place.
Lauder, George, engineer, 15 Jamieson St.
:Laurie, James, 16 LochlaiuU Street
Laverty. James, currier, 2 Ann Street.
Law, Alex., grocer, 27 Lillies Wynd
Law, Alex., 2 W. Keptie Street
Law, Arthur, 25 Panmure Street
Law, Arthur, motor engineer, 64 Market-
gate
Law, George, 13 Brothock Bridge
Law, James, 36 Brechin Road
Law, James, 16 Smithy Croft
Law, James, jun., motor engineer, 9
East Grimsby
Law, James, 70 Marketgate
Law, Mrs, 18 Smithy Croft
Law, Mrs Annie. 17 East Abbey Street
Law, Mrs Elizabeth G.. 38 Maule Street
Lawrence, D., labourer, 22 Hamilton Gin
Lawrence, David. 14 Cross .Mill Wynd
Lawrence, Jas., millworker, 7 Palmer St.
Lawrence, Joseph, 5 W. Abbey Street
Lawrence. Wm., mason, 5 St Vigeans Rd
Lawrie, Mrs Mary, 39 W. Newgate S.rett
Lawson, Alex., 34 Keptie Street
Lawson, J. K., engineer, Demondale
Lawson, Jessie, winder, 5 Park Street
Lawson, Miss Lizzie J., 16 Elliot Street
Lawson, Mrs E.. 23 Ladyloan
Lawson, Mrs Elizabeth, 5 Park Street
Leadingham, 1 Greenbank
Leadingham, David, 9 Anderson Street
Leadingham, James. 8 Smithy Croft
Leadingham, Mrs M. J., widow, 62 Cair-
nie Street.
Learmonth, Mrs M., Palmyra, Keptie Rd
Leddie, Florence, spinster, 12 Fergus Sq.
Ledger, Ashton, 21 Spink Street
Ledingham, Mrs Charlotte, 69 Helen St
Lee, H.. clerk, Keptie Road
Lees, Wm., 25 Lillies Wynd
Lefevre, A. W.. patternmaker. 55 Sidney St.
Lefevre, Ernest, 240 High Street
Lefevre, H. V., Garrol, Ernest Street
Lefevre. Mrs, 8 Russel Street
Leish. Mary, 13 Dishland Street
Leitch, John, cutter, 37 Guthrie Port.
Leitch, Agnes, factory worker, 9^ Fergus
Square.
Leitch, Mrs Marjory. 2 Cairnie Place
Leitch, Mrs C, 1 Culloden Crescent
Leithhead, Mary Ann, weaver, 43 Han-
nah Street
Lemon, Wm., 36 Dishland Street
Leonard, A., farm servant, 46 Kinnaird St
Lt. r !u, George, 47 Kinnaird Street
Leslie, Hugh, 49 West Abbey Street
Leslie, James, 33 Lindsay Street
Leslie, James, 5 Marketgate
Leslie, John, engineer, 37 Lochlands St
Leslie, Peter, labourer, 14 Ann Street.
Leslie, Robert. Loftus, Nolt Loan Road
Leslie, Wm. H. G.. 78£ Keptie Street
Leslie. Margaret, 37 Culloden Road.
Leslie, Mark, 24 Rossie Street.
Leslie, Wm., 12 Queen Street
Leslie, Mrs F., 2 Jamieson Street
Leslie, Mrv M. C, 2 Hayswell Road
Leuchars, Andrew, mill mgr., 2 Stanley St
Leuchars, G., machineman, 23 Millgate Ln.
Leuchars, Joseph,. mechanic, 25 Palmer St.
Leuchars, W. F., ironmonger 13 E. Abbey
Street
Leuchars, W:n. R,, 33 Leonard Street
Leuchars, Miss, 38 Hamilton Green
Liddle, Andrew B., 240 High Street
Liddlc, Jemima, dressmaker, 6 Academy St
Lindsay, A., millworker, 36 Lady-bridge St
Lindsay, D., 79 Guthrie Port
Lindsay, David, plumber, 6 Applegate
Lindsay. David, heckler, 2 Ann Street.
Lindsay, John, 39 Green Street.
Lindsay. John, 41 St Mary Street
Linds.n , 'Tohn, 27 Bank Street
Lindsay, Peter, lapper, 27 Union St. E.
Lindsay, Peter, 8 Union Street West
Lindsay, R., salmon fisher, 8 Jamieson St
Lindsay, Wm., 40 John Street
Lindsay, Hannah, weaver, 18 Rossie St.
Lindsay, Margt., spinner, 32 E. Abbey St.
Linton, Miss T., Viewfield Road
Lindsay, Miss Martha, 34 St Mary St.
Lindsav, Mrs, 21 John Street
Lindsay, Mrs Annie, 10 West Newgate
Lindsav. Mrs Betsy, 33 North Port
Lindsav, Mrs C, 21 Tohn Street
Lindsay, Mrs I. A. C, 175 High Street
Lindsav Mrs Wm., 5 Ernest Street.
Lisk, Mrs, 23 Fergus Square
Lisk Mrs Eliz., 11 Ernest Street
Lisk Mrs Mary. 11 Brothock Bridge
Littlejohn, D., solicitor, South Bank, Ar-
birlot Road
Littlejohn, T insur. agent, 29 Guthrie Ft.
Littleiohn, Miss Helen, 12 Rosehank.
Littlejohn, Miss Jane. 3 .Millgate Loan
Littlejohn, Mrs, 31 Ernest Street
Littlejohn. Mrs M.. 27 Leonard Street
Liveston, J. K., tenter, 38 Dishland St.
Livie, John, 12 Bakers Wynd
Livingstone, Duncan, brass moulder, 19
Catherine Street
Livingstone, J., shoemaker, 82 High St.
Livingstone, W.. residenter. 2 Millgate Ln.
Livingstone. Wm.. 30 Ann S:r t
Livingstone, Helen, 9 Leonard Street
Lockhart Wm. D. 58 Helen Street
Lockhart, Wm.. 24 East Mill Wynd
Logie, Bella, 3 East Mill Wvnd
152 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Telephone, No. 66
HOBERT BKOIH & SOfl
Grocers, Tea, Wine
&• Spirit Merchants
Italian VVarehousemen
3 Keptie St., & 2 Bridge St.
ARBROATH
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Goods Delivered in Town and District by Motor.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
153
Lorimer, John, 3-5 Anderson Street
Lorimer, Mrs, 31 Fergus Square
Lorimer, Mrs Isabella, Haysheacl Road
Low, Alex., labourer, 7 Anderson Street.
Low, Alex., watchmaker, 20 Gowan St. ,
Low, Alex., 13 St Vigcans Road
Low, Andrew, 100 Keptie Street
Low, David, moulder, 26 Gowan Street.
Low, G. W., licensed grocer, 240 High St
Low. T°hn, coachman, 25 Ponderlaw St.
Low, John, 46 Ladyloan
Low, John, 25 Palmer Street
Low, R., 79 High Street
Low, Robert, journalist, 4 Culloden Ter
Low, Robert, gardener, 35 Ann Street.
Low, Robt., mechanic, 19 Culloden Road
Low, Elizabeth,: 2 Glover Street
Low, Miss Isobel Mary, 26 Dalhousie
Place.
Low, Mrs, 13 Hillend Road
Low, Mrs Catherine, 58 St Mary St.
Low, Mrs Helen, 28 Helen Street
Low, Mrs Mary A., 4 Shore.
Lowden, D., shoemaker, 4 Carnegie Street.
Lowden, David, 50 Leonard Street
Lowden, James, 36 Sidney Street
Lowson, John, signalman, 10 Hannah Strce
Lowden, Robt., 38 Brechin Road
Lowden, Agnes, 6 James Street.
Lowden, Edith, 9 West Port
Lowe, Daniel, tenter, 16 Millgate Loan
Lowe, G. B., tenter, 17 Colvill Place
Lowe, Tohn, waste merchant, 94 Keptie St.
Lowe, T. J., law agent. 28 Addison PI.
Lowe, Mrs Ann, 33 Lindsay Street
Lownie, A. S., railway clerk, 93 Keptie St.
Lownie, Alexander, printer. 4 Applegaio
Lownie, David, 45 Lochland Drive.
Lownie, Mrs Agnes, 27 Bank Street.
Lownie, Mrs C, 18 Gowan Street
Lowson, A. P., coal agent. 53 Keptie St.
Lowson, Alex., engineer, 16 Ernest Street.
Lowson, Alex., jun., 16 Ernest Street
Lowson, Geo., railwayman, 16 Hannah St.
Lowson, John, signalman, 14 Hannah St.
Lowson, Miss, 41 Lochland Street
Lowson, Miss M., 56 St Mary St.
Lucas, Mrs Gertrude, Elms, Cairnie Road
Lumgair, Alex., tailor, 5 Rossie Street.
Lumgair, Alex. M., 9 Kyd Street
Lumgair, Charles, foreman, 20 Abbot St
Lumgair, George, 4 Brechin Road
Lumgair, Peter, 2 Maule Street
Lumgair, Mrs Christina, 248 High Street.
Lumgair, Mrs E., 21 Green Street
Lumgair, Mrs James, 9 Lochland St
Lumsden, David, joiner, 21 Duke St.
Lumsden, M., shoemaker, 210 High St.
Lumsden, Mrs Kate, 8 Hume Street
Lundie, Alex., labourer, 18 Fergus St.
McCargow\ George, 52 Sidney Street
Lundie, James, 10 Dishland Street
Lundie, John, 5 Kinnaird Street
Lundie, William J., 43 Helen Street
Lundie, Elizabeth, spinster, 51 Barngreen.
Lundie. Miss M., assur. agent, 8 Bank St.
Lyall, Alex. S. iuj High Street
Lyall, Wra., joiner, 4 Fergus Square
Lyall, Mrs Annie, 69 Maule Street
Lyall, Mrs Annie, 26 Maule Street
Lyall. Mrs Isabella, 268 High Street
Lyon, James, 32j St Mary Street
Lumsden, Mrs Annie F., 25 Victoria St.
M'Alley, John S., teacher, 14 Culloden Tr
M'Alpine, George H., 45 Panmure St
M'Alpine, Joseph, 18 Abbot Street
M'Alpine, Joseph, lapper, 7 Reform St.
M'Andrew, Mrs, 10 Helen Street.
M'Ar-dle, Geo., shoemaker, 38 Sidney St.
McArdle, Joan, 6i> Sidney Street
M'Arthur, Elizabeth, widow, 24 West
Mary Street.
M'Bain, James, chemist, 25 Carnegie St.
M'Bain, Mrs, 10 Rosemount Road
M'Caffray, John, boot factory worker,
21 Allan Street
McCaftray, Hugh, 19 Park Street
M'Callum, Arch., Machrimore, Arbirlot Rd
M'Callum, Colin, dairyman, 17 Wallace St.
M'Callum, John, guard, 27 Duke Street.
M'Callum, John, 5i Millgate Loan
McCann, Robert, 1/ Union Street East
M'Cartney, T lapper, 13 Hannah St.
McCluskie, Mrs Mary, 9 Cross Mill Wynd
M'Comb, Robt., bleacher, 18 Gowan St.
M'Connel, John, joiner, 29 Hamilton Gn.
M'Cormack, John, 8 Hillend Road
M'Cormack^ Wm., 10 Maule Street
M'Crodden, Mrs, 7 James Street
M'Crodden, Mrs Ann, 19 John Street
M'Culloch, J. D., bk. acct.. 53 Brechin Rd
M'Currach, Rev. Wm., 56 Dishland St.
M'Currach. Walter, Cairnie Road
Macdonald, Wind Mill House
McDermott, Mary A., 12 Cross Mill Wynd
M'Donald, Peter, 9 Cairnie Street
M'Donald, Peter, 28 St Mary Street
M'Donald, Wm., 16 Green Street
McDonald, Alex., 6 Bakers Wynd
McDonald, H., 5 Smithy Croft
McDonald, John, 11 Stuart Street
M'Donald, Miss Carolinc.% 5 Anderson St.
M'Donald, Mrs Ann, 45 Wallace Street
M'Dowall, Robert, 17 Carnegie Street
M'Elwee, Rev. G. 2 Alexandra Place
M'Ewan, Alex., 7 Cairnie Street
M'Ewan, Andrew, 28 Hamilton Green
M'Ewan, John, 10 Garden Street
M'Ewan, T., signalman, 14 Colvill Place.
M Ewan, Agnes, 4 Maule Street
M'Ewan, Misses, 41 Lochland Drive
M'Ewan, Mrs, 50 Leonard Street
M'Farlane, Edward, 8 Cross Mill Wynd.
M'Farlane, James, 11 Abbot Street.
M'Farlane, John P., iron merchant. 3 Alex-
andra Place.
M'Farlane, John, 2 Rossie Street
M'Farlane, R. A., Grant Road
M'Farlane, Wm., 26 Robert Street
M'Farlane, Wm., 26 Rossie Street
M'Farlane, Wilson, 9 West Newgate
M'Ghee, John, 5 East Abbey Street
M'Gillivary, W. painter. 22 W. Newgate
M'Gilivray. J. D., signal tower, Ladyloan
M'Oniivray, Mrs E., 21 Ann Street
M'Glashan, Chas., engineer, Baldovan St
154 ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEORGE BLACK
JOINER AND CONTRACTOR.
Ernest Street Joinery Works.
Property Repairs carried out under Personal Supervision
at Keenest Rates. Send your Enquiries.
Incubators, Brooders, Sectional Poultry Houses, &c, at
Keenest Rates.
Estimates Given for ail proposed New and Reconstructional Work.
NOTE ADDRESS:
ERNEST STREET ARBROATH.
Established 1856 Telephone No. 11.
On the Breakfast Tables of the Best Families in Town
or County.
OUR PURE TEAS AND
COFFEES.
ANDREW SCOTT,
195 HIGH ST, ARBROATH.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
155
M'Glashan, G. P.. harbourmaster, Arbir-
lot Road
M'Glashan, John, 23 Brechin Road
M'Glashan, R., insur. agt., 20 Hannah St
M'Glashan, Peter, 2 Bakers Wynd
M'Glashan, Robt., S Elliot Place
M'Glashan, Mrs Emma, 240 High St
M'Glashan, Mrs M. A., 20 Hannah St
M'Gowan, James, 60 Marketgate
M'Gravev, Alex., 2 Osborne Terrace
M 'Gravy', Peter, 9 Anderson Street
M'Gregor, D., 8 Brechin Road
M'Gregor, H. W., hairdresser, 50 St Mary
Street. ,
M'Gregor, J., railway guard, 13 Elliot St.
M'Gregor, James, salesman, 6 Hope St.
M'Gregor, James, smelter, 18 Barngreen
M'Gregor, John, 5 Cross Mill Wynd.
M'Gregor, John K., railway porter, 18 St
Mary Street.
M'Gregor, Robt.. green kpr., 18 Hill PI
M'Gregor, Robert, 3 Allan Street
M'Gregor, Thos., butcher, 3 Elliot St
M'Gregor, Wm., 12 Kirk Square
M'Gregor, Christine, 253 High Street
M'Gregor, Mrs Robina B„ 29 W. Abbey St
M'Gurk, John. 41 Lochland Street
M'Gurk, John, yarn warehouseman, 21
Church Street.
M'Hardy, Mrs Isabella, 63 Sidney Street
MTntosh, Alex., 8 St Mary Street
MTntosh, Alex., 247 High Street
M'Intosh, Alexander, 56 Howard St.
M'Intosh, David, 43 Lochlands Drwe
MTntosh, David, 36 Kinnaird Street
MTntosh, David, 130 High Street
MTntosh, Donald, currier, 80 Brechin Rd.
MTntosh, J., engineer, 41 Kinnaird St.
MTntosh, James, mason, 51 Ladyloan._
MTntosh, James, railway guard, 15 Kin-
naird Street
MTntosh, W. N., 28 Cairnie Street
MTntosh, Mrs Annie, 11 Queen Street
MTnroy, Mr* Isabella, Ivor, Strachan St
MTntosh, Mrs T. A., weaver, 38 Leonard St.
MTntosh Mrs Mary, 37 W. Keptie St.
M'Intyre, David, 5 *Ann Street
MTntvre, Murdoch. 7 Murray Place
MTntyre, Jane, widow, 1 Ann Street.
MTvor, Mrs Catherine, 15 Cross Mill
Wynd
M'Kay, Charles, 4S St Mary Street
M'Kav, David, 69 Helen Street
M'Kav Harry, grocer, 8 Fergus Square
M'Kay, Norman, blacksmith, 4 Lochland St
M'Kav, William, 43 St Mary Street
M'Kav, Wm., 9 St Vigeans Road
M'Kay, Mrs A., 14 Robert Street
M'Kechnie, Mrs Mary, 44 9ti Mary St
M'Kenzie, Arch. T- 36 Hill Street
M'Kenzie, Don., collector, 2 W. Abbey St
M'Kav, D., 69 Helen Street*
M'Kay, Wm., 9 St Vigeans Road
M'Kenzie, Edwin, 12 West, Grimsby
M'Kenzie, Harvey. 20 St Vigeans Road
M'Kenzie, James, 34 Brechin Road
M'Kenzie, "tames, mechanic, 18 Ernest St.
M'Kenzie, Wm., 4 East Mary Street
M'Kenzie, Wm., engine driver, 13 Cross
Mill Wynd.
M'Kenzie, Bessie, Strachan Street
M'Kenzie, Margaret, 10 Kyd Street.
M'Kenzie, Miss, 19 Panmure Street
M'Kenzie, jxiss Jane, o Fergus btreet
M'Kenzie, Mrs M.., 17 West Grimsby
..t'Kenzie, Mrs E., 40 iiui Street
M'Kenzie, Mrs M., weaver, 11 Ernest St.
M'Kenzie, Mrs Mary, Cairnie Koacl
M'Kenzie, Mrs Susan, 14 Millgate Loan
M'Kerracher, M., printer, 45 Wallace St
..i.'Kinnon, D., 30 Barngreen
M'Kinnon, H., labourer, 53 W. Abbey St.
M'Kinnon, Thos., labourer, 19 N. Grimsby
M'Kinnon, Mrs, 3 Lordburn
Ai 'Knight, Edward, 20 Lillies Wynd
..i Knight, Miss Eliz., 44J, Fergus Square
M'Laggan, James, stoker, 7 Park Street
.U'l^aren, A., Kinloch Terrace
M'Laren, Benjamin, 29 Commerce Street
M'Laren, Charles, 23 Hannah Street
M'Laren, J., engine driver, 9 Bank St.
M'Laren, P., patternmaker, 33 Howard St.
M'Laren, Elizabeth, 4 Hope Street
M'Laren, Isabella, 9 Park Street
M'Laren, Jessie, 9 Queen Street
M'Lauchlan, E., moulder, 72 Howard St.
M'Lauchlan, Robert, 11 Ann Street
M'Lean, Alex., 10 John Street
M'Lean, David C. 30 Ann Street
M'Lean, David, 12J, West Port
M'Lean, James, 21 Sidney Street
M'Lean, John R., ironturner, 19 Spink St
M'Lean, Wm., vintner, 16 Lochland Street.
M'Lean, Margaret, 17 Park Street.
M'Lean, Mary, 102 Keptie Street
M'Lean, Mrs H., widow, Strachan St.
M'Lean, Mrs Jane, 3 Bakers Wynd.
M'Leay, J. G., foreman,! 32 Hamilton Gn
M'Lee. K., carter, 24 Millgate Loan.
M'Leish, John, 23 Barngreen
M'Leish, Mrs I., 37 W. Keptie Street
M'Lerinan, D., pastry baker, 11 Hay's Lane.
M'Lennan, D. E., 15 Convent Street
M'Leod, Edward D., 40 Rossie Street
M'Leod, Frank, 76 Marketgate
M'Leod, Geo. C-, clerk, 66 Fergus Sq.
M'Leod, George, moulder, 40 Leonard St.
M'Leod, James, clerk, 6 Fergus Square.
M'Leod, Wm., tailor's cutter, 2 Culloden
M'Leod, Elizabeth, widow, 8 Hill Road.
M'Leod, Miss Jessie, 26 Fergus Street
M'Lure, John, 46 T°hn Street
M'Manus, Mrs Isabella, 2 Fergus Street
M'Michael, A., 7 Smithy Croft
M'Millan, G., 38 Helen Street
M'Millan, Jas., ironworker, 20 Howard St
M'Millan, Tames, 37 Leonard Street
M'Millan, Mrs Mary, 8 Glover Street
M'Millan, Mrs M., preserve worker, 3
St Vigeans Road
M 'Mullen, Mrs C, widow, 10 Queen St.
M'Nab, G., marine engineer, 2 Rosemonnt
Road.
M'Nab, Barbara, winder, 46 Lochland St.
M'Nab. Misses, 4 Rosemount Road
M'Nally, Mrs J., 70 Marketgate
M'Naughton, D. W., 9 Guthrie Hill
156 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAVID D. LINDSAY
Grocer and Provision Merchant
38 Guthrie Port, - Arbroath
Only Goods of FINEST QUALITY kept
Orders Called for and Delivered
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London and Continental Experience
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PRESENTATION GOODS— Tea Spoons, Jelly Spoons,
Butter Knives, Knives and Forks— all in Neat Cases. All
kinds of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery, personally
Cleaned and Repaired. Spectacles and Eyeglasses to suit all
sights. Wedding, Keeper, and Engagement Rings. Large
Selection of Gold and Silver Brooches, Scarf Pins, Seals, &c.
Silver Name Brooches a Speciality. ■■-*■•
262 HIGH STREET, - ARBROATH
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
157
M'Naughton, James B., Academy Lane
M'Naughton, William S., moulder, 36 St
Vigeans Road
M'Naughton, Miss Jessie, factory worker,
22 St Mary Street.
M'Nicoil, Alexander, mill foreman, 43
Dishland Street
M'Nicoil, D., blacksmith, 22 St Mary St
M'Nicoil, John, baker, 31 Panmure Street
M'Nulty, Edward, 5 Dickfield Street
M'Phail. Robert, 31 Gravesend
M'Phee, Nicol R., 10 Smithy Croft
M'Plierson, A., machineman, 57 Barngreen
M'Pherson, E., teacher, 43 Ladyloan
M'Pherson, James, 57 Kinnaird Street
M.'i'nerson, James, 3 Arrott Street
M'Pherson, John, 2d Lillies Wynd
M'Pherson, W. H., dentist, 8 Market PI
M'Pherson, Mrs B., 17 Panmure Street
M'Pherson, Mrs H., 37 Millgate Loan
M'Pherson, Mrs M. A., 24 Lillies Wynd
M'Quade, Hugh, 60 Guthrie Hill
M'Quade, John, 28 Hannah Street
M'Ouade, Mrs E., 12 Bakers Wynd
M'Quee'n, James, labourer, 4 Guthrie Hill
M'Queen, Miss, 18 Cross Mill Wynd
M 'Queen, Mrs 9 Shore
M'Queen, Mrs, 23 Hill Place
M'Quillen, Thomas A., excise officer 20
Hillend Road
M'Rae, R. A., chauffeur, 67 Lochland St
M'Robbie, James, 23 Fergus Square
-U'Taggart, Mrs A. r ., 29 Howard St
M'Wattie, James, Onega, Nolt Loan Rd
M'Wattie, Miss A. I., 24 Addison Place
M'William, Rev. J., 6 Dalhousie Place
M'Wattie, Mrs I., 24 Addison Place
M'Wattie, Mrs M., 44 Dishland Street
Macadam, Mrs M.. 44 Brechin Road
Macara. Geo., china merchant, 34 Hays-
well Road
MacDouald, Henry, 9 Gowan Street
Macdonald, D. R., hatter and hosier,
Dulwich, Arbirlot Road
Macdonald. F. ? .. solicitor. Cliff House
Macdonald, Geo., 67 Ladyloan
Macdonald, J., labourer, 60 Brechin Road
Macdonald, James, chief constable, Green-
bank
Macdonald, Janet, 43 Rossie Street.
Macdonald, John, 17 Kinnaird Street
Macdonald, P., 9 Cairnie Street
Macdonald, William, 45 Leonard Street
Macdonald, William B., patternmaker, 29
Glover Street
Macdonald, Wm, 20 Glover Street
Macdonald. Miss E., 33 Park Street
Macdonald, Misses Agnes and Bella K.,
31 Alarket^ate
Macdonald, Mrs Betsy, 10 Lillies Wynd
Macdonald. Mrs M. S„ 22 W. Abbey St
Macfarlane, Edward. 8 Cross Mill Wynd
Macfarlane, James, 11 Abbot Street
Macgregor, James, 6 Hope Street
Macgregor, David, 36 Cairnie Street
Macgregor, David. 8 Brechin Road
Macgregor Harrv W.. 50 St Mary St
.Macgregor, John, o Cross Mill Wynd
Macintosh, James, 51 Ladyloan
Macintosh, James 41 Kinnaird Street
Mack, A., licensed grocer, 3 Culloden Rd
Mackay, D., upholsterer, 39 W. Grimsby
Mackay, Norman, 4 Lochland Street
Mackay, Norman S., 30 Dalhousie Place
Mackay, Misses Jane and Margaret, 32
Addison Place
Mackenzie, James. 18 Ernest Street
Mackenzie, James, metal worker, 63 Leon-
ard Street
Mackenzie, James, residenter, 38 Lady-
bridge Street
Mackenzie, Wm., 13 Cross Mill Wynd
Mackenzie, Margt., 10 Kyd Street
Mackenzie, Mrs J. R., 21 Dalhousie Place
Mackenzie, Mrs, Jane, 8 Bridge Street
Mackenzie, Mrs Susan, 14 Millgate Loan
Mackie, David, 42 Keptie Street
Mackie, G., lorryman, 44 St Mary Street
Mackie, Mrs Ehz., 18 Maule Street
Mackintosh, Alex., 8 St Mary Street
Mackintosh, D., cupola worker, 22 Leon^
ard Street
Mackintosh, Jas., solicitor, 2 Seaton Road
Mackintosh, Catherine, spinster, 55 Leon-
ard Street
Mackintosh, Mrs M . 37 West Keptie St
Mackintosh, Mrs M. F., 18 W. Abbey St
Maclean, David, 30 Ann Street
Maclure, Alexander. 46 John Street
Maclure, J. F., dyer, 3 Fergus Square
Maclure, Mrs E., weaver, 38 Leonard St
MacLure, John b., 8 Hill Road
. MacLennan, David, 11 Hays Lane
MacLennan Donald, 15 Convent Street
Macmillan, J., ironworker, 20 Howard St
Macpherson, James, 57 Kinnaird Street
Macpherson, Wm., 1 Dorward Place
Macqueen, Jas., labourer, 4 Guthrie Hill
Macrodden, Mrs Anne, 59 Dishland Street
Mailer, A., jun., builder, 28 Dalhousie PI
Mailer, Alex., builder, 51 Rossie Street
Mailer, Miss, H. B., 62 Cairnie Street
Main, Robert, joiner. 17 Ann Street
Main, Mrs. 32 East Mill Wynd
Malcolm, Arch., 22 Kyd Street
Malcolm, John, fiaxdresser, 23 Hay's Lane
Malcolm, Wm., 7 East Abbey Street
Malcolm, Mrs M., widow, 13 Abbot Street
Malvenan, John 23 Millgate Loan
Maney, J. G., timekeeper, 7 Guthrie Port
Mann, A. H., tailor, 23 Howard Street
Mann, Alex., 8 Shore
Mann, Alex., 16 John Street
Mann Alex., 45 Culloden Road
Mann, Chas., 3 Garden Street
Mann, David, 8 Keptie Street
Mann, David, Bell Rock Lane
Mann, James, moulder, 9 George Street
Mann, Moffat S., 29 St Mary Street
Mann, Patrick, 21 Church Street
Mann, Thomas, coachman, 1 Church St
Mann, Thos v shoemaker. 24 Lillies Wynd
Mann, Thos., 32 St Vigeans Road
Mann, William, slater, 20 Panmure Street
Mann. Wm., 3 Shore
Mann, Miss E., 15 West Mary Street
158 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
The British Law
Insurance Company Limited.
HEAD OFFICE:
31 & 32 King Street, Cheapside, London, E.C.2
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Employers' Liability Boilers
Personal Accident Property Owners' Indemnity
Burglary Solicitors' Indemnity
Third Party Loss of Profits Due to Fire
Motors Glass Breakage
Marine Live Stock
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DUNDEE BOARD
Chairman— Jas. A. Graham, Esq. (Messrs. J. A. & T. Graham, Solicitors),
Dundee.
H. Victor Neill, Esq. (Messrs. Neill & Gibb, Solicitors), Arbroath.
Thos. K. Douglas, Esq. (J. & J. Ogilvie, Solicitors), Dundee.
EDINBURGH BOARD
Chairman— David Lyeil, Esq., W.S. (Messrs Home & Lyell, W.S.),
Edinburgh.
NORTH OF SCOTLAND BOARD
Chairman — James Johnstone, Esq., Advocate in Aberdeen (Messrs Hunter &
Gordon, Advocates in Aberdeen), Aberdeen.
. ^_ / 34 Queen St., EDINBURGH
Branch Offices, 8Q Union st ABERDEEN .
District Secretary— JAS. H. McROBERT, A. C.I.I.
AGENTS IN ARBROATH
NEILL & GIBB, Solicitors, 93 HIGH STREET.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
159
Mann, Mrs A. 6., 37 Ogilvy Place
Mann, Mrs Ann, 16 Elliot Street
Mann, Mrs Barbara, 10 Elliot Street
Mann, Mrs G., 3 Hillend Road
Mann, Mrs Margaret, 42 Rossie Street
Mann, Mrs Mary, u \\ est Mary Street
Manson, Donald L., laundry proprietor,
48 Nolt Loan Road
Manzie, J. L., storekeeper, 39 Rossie St
Manzie, John, 23 Ernest Street
Marchmont Claud, 8 Gowan Street
Marnie, And., gardener, 4 Stuart Street
Marnie, Stewart, moulder, 33 Sidney St
Marnie, Wm., 50 Helen Street
Marr, Allan, lapper, 33 Kinnaird Street
Marr, James, moulder, 15 Gravesend
Marr, James, tinsmith, 71 Ladyloan
Marr, William, 21 Millgate Loan
Marr, Wm. C, labourer, 8 St Vigeans Rd
Marr, Jane S., widow, 30 Hayswell Road
Marr, Miss Eliza, 92 Helen Street
Marriott, S. J., assessor, 23 Nolt Loan Rcl.
Marshall, D. B., shipmaster, 2 Salisbury
Place
Marshall, G., vintner, Gayneld
Marshall, John, 26 Hamilton Green
Marshall, W.j foreman hackler, 16 John St
Marshall, Miss E., weaver, 39 Green St
Marshall, Mrs C, 37 West Newgate St.
Marshall, Mrs N., 24 Helen Street
Martin, Charles, bleacher, 72 Howard St
Martin, James, 45 West Grimsby
Martin, James, 3 St Vigeans Road
Martin, James, 13 John Street
Martin, Jas., blacksmith, 3 W. Newgate
Martin, John, residenter, 7 Duke Street
Martin, John, B., stationer, 2 Gowan St
Martin, Wm., grocer, 62 Fergus Square
Martin. Wm., janitor, Demondale
Martin, Wm. A., 5 Guthrie Port
Martin. Miss A., 16 Fergus Street
Mason, J. L.. residenter, Nolt Loan Road
Mason, Tames, 26 Cairnie Street
Mason, Peter, 20 Park Street
Mason, Mrs Margaret, 6 Smithy Croft
Mason, Mary, 55 Helen Street
Masson, George, 33 Leonard Street
Masson, John 9 West Grimsby
Masson, Wm. S., 5 Green Street
Masson, Wm., labourer. 4 Ponderlaw Lane
Mather, Alex., 23 West Keptie Street
Mather, David, ftaxdresser, 23 Duke St
Mather, Jas. W., 3 Wallace Street
Mather, John, gardener. 5 St Vigeans Rd
Mather, S. H., storekeeper, 31 Panmure St.
Mather, Wm., 80 High Street
Mathers, Alex., 18 Leonard Street
Mathers, Chas., 97 Keptie Street
Mathers, Fred, painter, 32 Howard St
Mathers, J., lapper, 19 Kinnaird Street
Mathers, James, 58 Cairnie Street
Mathers, John, painter, 3 Lochland St
Mathers, Wm., 59 High Street
Matheson, Jas., confectioner, 56a High St
Matheson, R., 25 Dishland Street
Mathews, Misses, 32 Hillend Road
Mathewson, E. W-, 21 Brothock Bridge
Mathewson, J., lorryman, 8 Barbers Croft
Mathewson, James, 56i High Street
Mathewson, Mrs E., 47 Dishland Street
Mathewson, Mrs M., 6 Abbey Path
Mathewson, Isabella, widow, 19 E. Abbey St
Mathieson, Frank, 15 Hannah Street
Mathieson, Miss J ., laundress, 13 Han-
nah Street
Matthew, A. L., bottler, 10 Helen Street
Matthew, Albert, ironturner, 44 Brechin Rd
Matthew, Alex., 6 Gowan Street
Matthew, B., bleacher, 38 St Vigeans Rd
Matthew, Charles, 22 Maule Street
Matthew, D. A., 7 West Abbey Street
Matthew, David, 64 Fergus Square
Matthew, David H. : , 3 Bakers Wynd
Matthew, David, 76 Marketgate
Matthew, Geo., millworker, 12 Abbot St
Matthew, John, 228 High Street
Matthew, Robt., mechanic, 4 Park Street
Matthew, Stephen, engineer's traveller, 29
Hayswell Road
Matthew, William, foreman, 34 Ann St
Matthew, Agnes, spinster, 74 Brechin Rd
Matthew, Annie, housekeeper, 3 Elliot St
Matthew, Elizabeth, widow, 14 John St
Matthew, Bliss A., 29 Jamieson Street
Matthew, Mrs Alexina, 31 John Street
Matthew, Mrs Jessie, 3 Bakers Wynd
Matthew, Mrs W. Maree, Nolt Loan Road
Matthews, J. S., 18 Dalhousie Place
Matthews, Miss M., weaver, 14 Helen St
Matthewson John, 8 Barbers Croft
Matthewson, Louise, 23 Brothock Bridge
Matthewson, Mrs, 10 Abbey Path
Mauchline, John, moulder, 9 John Street
Maver, Allan, 9 Elliot Place
Mavor, Isa Grant, 169 High Street
Maxwell, Henry, flaxdresser, 20 Park St
Maxwell, Wm., gardener, Bloomneld
Maxwell, Agnes, housekeeper, 56 Howard
Street
Maxwell, Euphemia, factory worker, 26
Helen Street
Maxwell, Mary, 19 Cairnie Street
Maxwell, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 46 Ad-
dison Place
Maxwell Mrs Mary J., 19 Fisheracre
Mayburgh, C, engine-fitter, 21 Guthrie Pt
Mearns, George, 26 St Marv Street
Meek, A., cupola wkr., 29 W. Abbey St
Meek, Charles, 17 Panmure Street
Meek, David, 18 Lillies Wynd
Meek, John, 25 Hannah Street
Meek, Mrs A. M'A., 5 Ernest Street
Meek, Mrs Jane, 24 Sidney Street
Meekison, Fred, 4 Lochland Street
Meekison, Fred, 16 Jamieson Street
Meekison, George, 38 St Vigeans Road
Meekison, Robt., 3 Walker Place
Meekison, W. M., tailor, 34 Rossie Street
Meffan, J. M., jeweller, 22 Nolt Loan Rd
Meffan, William, 56 Howard Street
Meikle, Mrs, Viewfield Road
Meldram, Geo., slater. 17 Fergus Street
Melville, D., cabinetmaker, 1 Shore
Melville, David, linotype operator, 33
Culloden Road
Menmuir, Alex., 20 West Mary Street
Menmuir, Mary A., 35 W. Mary Street
160 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Shakespeare Bar
187 HIGH STREET,
ARBROATH
Wines and Spirits of the Finest Quality
Oar Whiskies are Old and Thoroughly £M.atured
Draught and Bottled Beers always in Prime
Condition.
Guinness' Stout and Bass's Ale.
ALEXANDER JEFFREY, Proprietor.
All Classes of Joinery Work
Carried Out Promptly and Efficiently.
J. R. Anderson £r Co.
JOINERS AND CONTRACTORS,
7-11 St Mary Street, Arbroath.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
For all Classes of New and Alteration Work.
Menzies, Alex., fruiterer, 52 Fergus Sq
Menzies, Alex., 73 Keptie Street
Menzies, George, 49 Ladyloan
Menzies, Mary, widow, 5 Dalhousie Place
Merriman, Jabez, 28 Elliot btreec
Michie, T. M. B., billposter, 18 Church St
Middleton, A., cabinetmaker, 82 Market-
gate
Miadleton, Alfred, 13 Millgate
Middleton, B., 32 East Mill Wynd
Middleton, B., 41 Dishland Street
Middleton, Chas., 9 Gowan Street
Middleton, Francis, 7 St Vigeans Road
Middleton, G., flaxdresser, 18 Millgate Ln
Middleton, George, 100 High Street
Middleton, las., carter, 26 Helen Street
Middleton, Robert, 80 Brechin Road
Middleton, W., cabinetmaker, 20 Addison
Place
Middleton, William, carter, 22 Ann Street
Middleton, Jane, 11 Millgate
Middleton, Mary A., weaver, 7 Ogilvy PI
Middleton, Miss A., 14 Millgate Loan
Middleton, Mrs Jessie, 22 Robert Street
Middleton, Mrs N., 35 East Abbey Street
Mill, Alex., 27 Leonard Street
Mill, Allan,. 28 Bank Street
Mill, Charles, 181 High Street
Mill, Chas. M., fitter, 57 Sidney Street
Mill, Geo., shoemaker, 31 St Mary Street
Mill, James, shoemaker, 39 Fisheracre
Mill, Stewart, 35 Havswell Road
Mill, Wm. C, 24 Cairnie Street
Mill, Mary, millworker, 19 Church Street
Mill, Miss H. B., music teacher, 2 Hill
Terrace
Mill, Mrs, widow, 1 Abbot Street
Mill, Mrs A. D., 32 Rossie Street
Mill, Mrs Betsy, widow, 2 Walker Place
Mill, Mrs Grace. 26 St Mary Street
Mill, Mrs Isabella, 35 Hayswell Road
Mill, Mrs Margaret, 33 East Mill Wynd
Mill, Mrs Margaret, 11 Panraure Street
Mill, Mrs Mary A.. 49 Rossie Street
Mill, Mrs Mary Ann, 15 Russell Street
Millar, Arthur, 13 Fisheracre
Millar, C, 10 North Grimsby
Millar, Charles, 7 Hays Lane
Millar, David, 55 Guthrie Port
Millar, George, 36 Fisheracre
Millar, H. S., turner, 38 Kinnaird Street
Millar, James, baker, 16 Jamieson Street
Millar, James, clerk, 17 Ogilvy Place
Millar, Norman, 7 Wardmill Road
Millar, Peter, 2 West Keptie Street
Millar, Rev. E. W., The Rectory, Ponder-
law Street
Millar, Rev. W. E. G., St Margaret's
Manse, Keptie Road
Millar, T., warehouseman, 36 Millgate - Ln
Millar, T., gardener, 13 Colvill Place
Millar, Wm., 7 James Street
Millar, Wm.', 51 Marketgate
Millar, Ann, 32 Howard Street
Millar, Joan, 28 Wallace Street
Millar. Miss, 3i Glover Street
Millar, Mrs Agnes. 11 Russell Street
Millar, Mrs Ann, 40 Green Street
Millar, Mrs Helen 41 Addison Place
' Millar, Mrs Isabella, Culloden Terrace
! Millar, Mrs Jessie, 204 High Street
Millar, Mrs M., residenter, Strachan St
Miller, A., marine engr., 13 Fisheracre
Miller, Alex., shoemaker, 8 Carnegie St
.vtuler, David F.. 21 Bank Street
Miller, David, 13 Russell Street
j Miller, George H., 7 James Street
j Miller, Peter, 2 West Keptie Street
j Miller, Wm., fitter, 38 Howard Street
I Miller, \Vin. F., 26 West Mary Street
i Miller, Wm., 37 Fergus Square
i Miller, Mrs A. H.. 32 Howard Street
I Milligan, G. A., draper, 37 Howard St
Milligan, J., draper, 11 Victoria Street
.Milligan, Robt., draper, 6 Princes Street
: .Uillon, Charles, 7 Hays Lane
Mills, Alexander, gardener, 16 Kyd St
I Mills, Richard, 12 Russell Street
J Miln, George, 27 Dishland Street
I Milne, A., flaxdresser, 12 Bakers Wynd
Milne, A., elect, engineer, 20 Park St
Milne, Adam, 9 Fisheracre
I Milne, Alex., 27 Hamilton Green
j Aiilne, Alex., 52 High Street
: Milne, Andrew, 13' Duke Street
i Milne, Alfred, 53 Barngreen
Milne, C, 6 Robert Street
Milne, Charles, tenter, 35 Kinnaird St
Milne, Charles, residenter, Keptie Road
Milne, Charles, 11 St Vigeans Road
I Milne, Charles, shoemaker, 59 Sidney St.
I Milne. Chas., 10 Guthrie Hill
Milne, David, shoemaker, 28 Green St
Milne, David, labourer, 53 Millgate Ln
Milne, David, 15 Ponderlaw Street
Milne, D. W„ 10 Wallace Street
Milne, George, 265 Keptie Street
Milne, George R., 14 Millgate Loan
Milne, George S., mechanic, 55 Helen St
Milne, Isaac, moulder, 24 Howard Street
Milne, James, 22 Ann Street
Milne, J ames, Havshead Road
Milne, Jas., 3 Russell Street
Milne, John, machineman, 24 Glover St
Milne, John, 94 Applegate
Milne, John, 21 Cairnie Street
Milne, T. B., iron tnr., 25 W. Abbey St
Milne, W., factory wkr.. 11 W. Mary St
Milne, W., foreman mechanic, 1 Hill Rd
Milne, W. E., 31 Guthrie Hill
Milne, William, carter, 36 Ann Street
Milne. Win., patternmaker, 4 Stanley St
Wne, Wm., 41 Lochlands Drive
Milne, Wm. W., baker, 17 W. Mary St
Milne, Wm., 23 Sidney Street
Milne, Wm., 56 Brechin Road
Milne, Wm. W., 17 West Mary Street
Milne, Isabella, weaver, 6 Union St
Miln, Miss Helen. 18 Addison Place
Milne, Miss M., photographer, 29 Hamil-
ton Green
Milne, Miss Mary A., 48 Addison Place
Milne, Mrs Ann^ 27 St Mary Street
Milne, Mrs Christina, 30 Kyd Street
Milne, Mrs D., 39 Green Street
Milne. Mrs Han. N., 12 Gowan Street
Milne, Mrs James, 27 St Mary Street
Milne, Mrs Jean, 13 West Mill Wynd
162
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Arbroath's Premier Picture House
THE PALACE
JAMES STREET, ARBROATH. 'Phone 212
Proprietors — The Scottish Cinema & Variety Theatres Limited
THE
RESORT
of tbe
Elite
THE
PRETTIEST
And Best
Equipped
Theatre
In tbe
Provinces
OUR AIM,
As Always,
To Entertain
To Elevate
To Amuse
THE
HOME
Of Good
Entertainment
THE
HOME
Of Good
Music
THE
HOME
Of Good
Pictures
THE
HOUSE
Of
Distinction)
ALWAYS AN UP-TO-DATE PROGRAMME
You are sure of a Pleasant Evening at the PALACE
Continuous Performance, 7 to 10.30. Saturday, 6.30 & 8.30
Doors Open at 6 30. Doors Open at 6 and 8.20
People's Popular Prices. Seats may be Booked in Advance, 3d extra
Children's Matinee every Saturday at 2.30
Doors Open at 2 o'clock. SEND THE BAIRNS
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
168
Milne, Mrs Jessie, 53 Barngreen
Milne, Mrs John, 12 Victoria Street
Milne, Mrs M., laundry worker, 13 Duke
Street
Milne, Airs Mary, 39* Green Street
Milne, Mrs Mary, 35 Howard Street
Mitchell, Alexander, tailor, 25 John St
Mitchell, Alexander, baker, 1 Elliot St
Mitchell, Alfred, 29 Sidney Street
Mitchell, C, engine-driver, 12 Barngreen
Mitchell, C, marine engr., Strachan St
Mitchell, C, labourer, oi. St Vigeans Rd
Mitchell, Charles P., grocer, 3i Cairnie
Street
Mitchell, D., currier, 18 West Abbey St
Mitchell, D., 1 Elliot Street
Mitchell, D. B., 9 Park Street
Mitchell, D. M., carter, 24 Robert Street
Mitchell, Dun., carter, 18 Millgate Loan
Mitchell, Edward, 21 Millgate Loan
Mitchell, Fred., 21 Hayswell Road
Mitchell, Frederick, labr., 4 Reform St
Mitchell, G. M„ tailor, Demondale
Mitchell, George. 10 Garden Street
Mitchell, George, mechanic, 12 Russell St
Mitchell, I., mill wrkr., 6 St Vigeang Rd
Mitchell, James, 36 Cairnie Street
Mitchell, James, lapper, 11 Jamieson St
Mitchell, Jas., flaxdresser, 18 Dishland St
Mitchell, Jas., 7 Russell Street
Mitchell, Jas., Ladyloan
Mitchell, John, 79 "Guthrie Port
Mitchell, R., cycle agent, 44 Hamilton Gn
Mitchell, Robert, 23 Old Shore Head
Mitchell, Stanley, 22 Glover Street
Mitchell, Thomas M'W., commercial tra-
veller, Cairnie Road
Mitchell, Thos., lathsplitter, 14 Glover St
Mitchell, W. tenter, 22 Brechin Road
Mitchell, Wm. C, u .\lillgate Loan
Mitchell, W. W., Olympia mgr., Strachan
Street
Mitchell, Agnes, 40 Green Street
Mitchell, Miss A., residenter, 24 Victoria
Street
Mitchell, Miss Isa, millworker, 6 St Vi-
geans Road
Mitchell, Miss Sarah^ 9 Park Street
Mitchell, Mrs Agnes, 64 Guthrie Port
Mitchell, Mrs Alice, 17 Jamieson Street
Mitchell, Mrs E. J., 18 Brechin Road
Mitchell, Mrs F., 21 Hayswell Road
Mitchell, Mrs Elsie, 9 Park Street
Mitchell, Mrs J., 7 Fergus Street
Mitchell, Mrs Jean W., 76 Cairnie Street
Mitchell, Mrs Mary, 54 Helen Street
Mitchell, Mrs Marv, 50 Howard Street
Mitchell. Mrs M. K., 38 Helen Street
Mitchell, Mrs Sarah, 8 Culloden Terrace
Mitchell, Mrs Wm., 30 West Keptie St
Moffat, J., town missionary, 19 Howard
Street
Moffat, Joseph, umbrella maker, 22 Dal-
housie Place
Moffat, Mrs E., 24 Helen Street
Moffat, Mrs M., millworker, 21 Rossie St
Moir, Edward, Viewfield Road
Moir, James, traveller, 8 W. Keptie St
Moir, James, 56 Dishland Street
Moii-, James K., draper, 2 Victoria Street
Moir, Wm., fishdealer, 7 Applegate
Moir, Wm. s 21 Green Street
Moir, Mrs Charlotte, 18 Colvill Place
Moir. Mrs George, 11 St Vigeans Road
Mollison, C, ironmonger, 29 E. Abbey St
Mollison, George, 1 Dishland Street
Mollison, James, labourer, 3 Maule Street
Mollison, Janus, 23 St Mary Street
Moll inson, James, 38 Ca rnie Street
Mollison, John, vanman. 6 Abbot Street
Mollison, Wm., 1 Catherine St.
Mollison, Margaret, spinster, 28 Ernest St
Mollison, Mary M., 31 Gowan Street
Mollison, Mrs Helen, 4 Abbot Street
Mollison, Mis. Isabella, 46 Elliot Streat
Mollison, Misses Maggie, Susan, and Liz-
zie, Waverley Temperance Hotel
Mollison, Mrs M., widow, 11 Bank Street
Molteni, Margaret, 53 Kinnaird Street
Moncur, Mrs J. C, widow, 70 Nolt Loan
Road
Monro, Andrew, irondrcsser, 42 Applegate
Monro, Charles, baker, 62 Helen Street
Monro, James, 3 Lillies Wynd
Monro, James, baker, 11 Lillies Wynd
Montgomery, J. R., 37 Ann Street
Moodie, Janus, 21 Fergus Street
Moodie, William, 5 Hill Road
Moodie, Mrs Helen, 8 Stanley Street
Moonlight, C. W,, 68 Lochlands Street
Moonlight, Jas. G.. 13 Union Street
Moore, Alex. P., 3 Shore-
Moore, Charles, butcher, 62} Keptie Street
Moore, David, 18 Fergus Square
Moore, David, 3 Leonard Street
Moore, George, labourer, 9 Lochland St
Moore, John, 9 Leonard Street
Moore, Samuel, 3 Hannah Street
Moore, Wm. L. t 41 Lordburn
Moore, Mrs Mary, 67 Lochland Street
Moran, James 10i Murray Place
Moran, Mrs, 41 Dishland Street
Moran, Mrs Jane, 35 North Port
More, Mrs, 36 Ogilvie Place
Morgan, Alex., 9 Fergus Street
Morgan, Mrs M.^ 3 Church Street
Morris, Wm., retired shipmaster, 45 Dish-
land Street
Morris, Mrs, 56 Marketgate
Morris, Mrs C, 20 Smithy Croft
Morrison, Adam, tailor, 3J Fergus Street
Morrison, Andrew, 7 Ladyloan
Morrison, Arch., moulder, 25 John St
Morrison, D. A., 9 Wallace Street
Morrison, Geo., blacksmith, 31 Abbot St
Morrison, Geo., clicker, 15 Dishland St
Morrison, James, 16 Commerce Street
Morrison, James, carter, 43 Ladyloan
Morrison, W., plasterer, 27 Green Street
Morrison, Wm., bleacher, 43 Lochland St
Morrison, Wm., ironturner, 34 Hamilton
Green
Morrison, Helen, spinster. 12 Abbot St
Morrison, Henrietta E., 34 Glover Street
Morton, Peter D., confectioner, 11 Lind-
say Street
Morton, Mary, 21 Duke Street
164 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Charles P. Whitton
26 HIGH STREET and
2 LADYBRIDGE STREET, ARBROATH
for VALUE in
Groceries, Provisions, Wines &-
Spirits.
HERRON £r COLVILLE
PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS, ELECTRICIANS,
56 and 56J KEPTIE STREET,
ARBROATH.
JOBBING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION PUNCTUALLY
ATTENDED TO.
ESTIMATES GIVEN. Telephone No. 148.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
165
Mostyn, John, 10 Brechin Road
Mostyn, Martin, 62 Helen Street
Moug, Robert, 18 West Grimsby
Mowatt, Margaret, 35 Rossie Street
Mowbray, G., surfaceman, 10 James Street
Mowbray, Wm., 27 Abbot Street
Moyes, Albert B., 43 Brechin Road
Mudie, Wm., painter; 76 Marketgate
Mudic, Mrs Catherine, 37 Ernest Street
Mudie, Mrs Margaret C, 11 W. Newgate
Muir, Alex. B.j l Green Street
Muir, William, painter, 30 Helen Street
Muir, Mrs Janet, 2 Stuart Street
Mundin, Harrv 35 Lindsay Street
Mundin, Margaret, 19 Elliot Street
Mundin, Mrs W.. 18 Helen Street
Munro, Alex., 33 Park Street
Munro, Alex., carter, 19 E. Mill Wynd
Munro, Charles, mechanic, 45 Leonard St.
Munro, David, 49 Wallace Street
Munro, George, 1 George Street
Munro, Henry, chauffeur, 9 Ogilvy Place
Munro, James, 3 Lillies Wynd
Munro, James 8 Keptie Street
Munro, James. 47 Wallace Street
Munro, Thos., moulder, 26 Wardmill Rd
Munro, William, 39 Sidney Street
Munro, William, 22 Smithy Croft
Munro, Wm. 4 27 Panmure Street
Munro, Misses A. W. & J. H., 10 Hill PI
Munro, Mrs Eleanor, 45 Leonard Street
Munro, Mrs J., millworker, 16 Smithy C
Munro, Mrs Mary Ann, millworker, 28
East Mill Wynd
Murdoch, David, 35 Fisheracre
Murdoch, James, 7 Victoria Street
Murdoch, Mrs I., 1 Osborne Terrace
Murray, Alex., 43 Lochlands Drive
Murray, Alex., Keptie Road
Murray, David, joiner, 20 Rossie Street
Murray, David S., labourer, 21 Lordburn
Murray, Fred. C. a 15 Hillend Road
Murray, G. F., 9 Wallace Street
Murrav, Hugh, 30 Hannah Street
Murray, J., 20 Park Street
Murray, Rev. James, 34 Gowan Street
Murray, James C. ; 41 Dishland Street
Murray, John, 267^ High Street
Murray, Lawrence A., 29 Panmure St.
Murray, Peter G., clerk, 62 Fergus Sq
Murray, Robert, signalman, 60 Fergus Sq
Murray, Wm., 23 Dishland Street
Murray, Wm., 23 Ladyloan
Murray, Isabella, widow, 48 Lochland St
Murray, Mrs, 24 Hamilton Green
Murray, Mrs A., widow, 3 Lochland St
Murray, Mrs Annie, 28 Hannah Street
Murray, Mrs Isabella, 48 Lochland St
Murray, Mrs Isabella, 5 Bank Street
Murray, Mrs M. s 27 Glover Street
Murray, Mrs M., widow, 14 Rossie Street
Murray, Mrs R., 1 Green Street
Murray, Mrs Robert, 21 Elliot Street
Myles, Albert, tailor, 46 Fergus Square
Myles, Alex., cutter, 30 Hayswell Road
Myles, C. Y., merchant tailor, Wellbank
Myles, Ernest, clothier, 28 Culloden Ter-
Myles, James, moulder, 41 Lindsay Street
Myles, Robert, moulder, 30 Helen Street
Myles, Robert C, 2i Brechin Road
Myles, Wm. F., 9a, MUlgate
Myles, Mrs Bella, 5 Fergus Square
Nairn, Alex., 16 Cross Mill Wynd
Nairn, Arthur F., 51 Green Street
Nairn, Arthur, Cairnie Road
Nairn, James, engineer, 8 St Vigeans Rd
Nairn, James, 16 Cross Mill Wynd
Nairn, James, 39 West Newgate
Nairn, Jas., cabinetmaker, 62 Gravesend
Nairn, Agnes, spinster, 12 Academy St
Nairn, Margaret, 35 Rossie Street
Nairn, Miss Margaret, 19 High Street
Nairn, Mrs Ann, 31 Culloden Road
Nairn, Miss Isobel, 30 Green Street
Nairn, Miss Margaret, 41 John Street
Nairn, Mrs Mary, 3 Shore
Napier, Alex., lapper, 12 Hannah Street
Napier, Alex. F., grocery manager, 197
High Street
Napier, Andrew, moulder, 25 Elliot St
Napier, Charles, 7 West Abbey Street
Napier, David E. A., linotype operator,
35 John Street
Napier, D. S., postman, 92 Helen Street
Napier, George, 60 Rossie Street
Napier, J., mill foreman, 52 St Vigeans
Road
Napier, James, lorryman, 46 Helen Street
Napier, James, plumber, 34 Maule Street
Napier, James, 11 Ernest Street
Napier, John, 30 Barngreen
Napier, John, 31-35 East Abbey Street
Napier, John G., 10 Colvill Place
Napier, Robert, flaxdresser, 98 Keptie St
Napier, Robina D., 13 Queen Street
Napier, Samuel, tenter, 19 Elliot Street
Napier, Mrs, 12 Wallace Street
Naughton, John 22 Jamieson Street
Naughtou, Wm., tenter, 37 St Mary St
Navsmith. Mrs Hannah, 156 High Street
Neave, Charles, storekeeper, 9 Union St
Neave, George, moulder, 35 Fergus Street
Neave, George, clerk, 37 Howard Street
Neave, James, 21 Fergus Square
Neave, Mrs Jessie, 8 Russell Street
Neave, Mrs M. J., 36 Lochland Street
Neill, H. V., solicitor, Warslap
Neilson, John, joiner. 10 Union St. W.
Neilson, Robert, shoemaker, 7 Tames St
Neilson, Mrs, 15 Marketgate
Neish, D., railway agent, 53 Dishland St
Nelson, D., bleacher, 3£ St Mary Street
Nelson, Mrs Agnes R., 12 Russell Street
Nelson, Mrs J, millworker, 57 Leonard St
Newman, James, 2 Wallace Street
Nicol, Alex., labourer, 16 E. Mill Wynd
Nicol, Alex., 45 West Grimsby
Nicol, Bryce B\, 1* Robert Street
Nicol, Chas., 12 Barngreen
Nicol, Tames. 11 West Mill Wynd
Nicol. James, 20 Hill Place
Nicol, James, 8 Cross Mill Wynd
Nicol, Peter, 8 Union Street
Nicol, Robert, 23 Church Street
Nicol, Robert, 25 East Mill Wynd
166 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Joseph Moffat
UMBRELLA MAKER AND
LEATHER GOODS DEALER
32 Keptie Street, Arbroath
WE SPECIALISE IN
Umbrellas, Travelling Requisites
and Fancy Leather Goods.
SEE WINDOWS. INSPECTION INVITED
We have over 30 Years' Reputation behind us
for
QUALITY, VALUE and SERVICE.
Joseph Moffat
32 KEPTIE STREET
ARBROATH.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
in;
Nicol, Thos., 13 Elliot Struct
Nicol. Win., mechanic, 49 St Mary Street
Nicol, Win., 15 Millgate Loan
Nicoi .Mrs Isabella, 39 Ladybridge Street
Nicoil, Alex., 60 Guthrie Port
Nicoll, Alex., shoemaker, 16 E. Mill Wy
NicolL Alex., 19 Grant Road
Nicoll, Angus, 7 Wardmill Road
Nicoll, Archibald, iitter, 7 James Street
Nicoll, David, moulder, 32 Fergus Square
Nicoll, David, bleacher, 2 Reform Street
Nicoll, David, shoemaker, 48 Sidnev bt
Nicoll, David, slater, 24 Dishland "Street ;
Nicoll, Ewen, labourer, 21 Park Street
Nicoll, Harry, 17 West Abbev Street
Nicoll, J. A., blacksmith, 42 Culloden Rd
Nicoll, James, Hurne street
Nicoll, James, 39 Leonard Street
Nicoll, James, shoemaker, 11 W. Mill Wy I
Nicoll, James S., law clerk, 26 Sidney St ;
Nicoll, James, 63 Ladyloan
Nicoll, John, mechanic, 3 Abbey Path
Nicoll, John, residenter, 33 Cairnie St
Nicoll, lohn M., lapper, 68 Cairnie St
Nicoll, John, 7 Smithy Croft
Nicoll, Robert W., engineer, 14 Kyd St
Nicoll, Robt., 11 Barngreen
Nicoll, W., mechanic, 49 St Mary Street i
Nicoll, W., ticket collector, 19 Ann St
Nicoll, Wm., fireman, 2 Guthrie Hill
Nicoll, Agnes 248 High Street
Nicoll, Isabella, widow, 4 Queen Street
Nicoll, Margt . 16 Ernest Street
Nicoll, Miss Caroline, 37 Ogilvy Place
Nicoll, Mrs, 44 Kinnaird Street
Nicoll, Mrs, 4 Maule Street
Nicoll, Mrs A., weaver, 2 West Mill Wv
Nicol 1. Mrs Emib> 9 Culloden Road
Nicoll, Mrs Isabella. 1 Abbot Street
Nicoll Mrs Tean, Yicwfielrl Road
Nicoll, Mrs Marv P., 8 Hillend Road
Nicoll, Mrs Mary, 76 Cairnie Street
Niven, Alex., postman. 8 St Vigeans Rd '
Niven, Peter, 6 Osborne Terrace
Noble, Ed., shoemaker, 37 West Newgate
Noble, Wm., Doig's Vermel
Noble. Mrs Helen, Nolt Loan Road
Norrie, Hercules, joiner, 16 John Street
Norrie, John, 39 John Street
Nugent. Thomas, 39 Leonard Street
Nugent, Jean, 15 Dishland Street
O'Brien, Christopher, 3 South Grimsby
O'Brien, James, 9 Guthrie Hill
O'Brien, P.. 38 Leonard Street
O'Brien, Mrs Annie, 27 Dishland Street
O'Connor, Mary, weaver, 23 Hamilton Gn
O'Kane, Patrick 55 Panmure Street
O'Kane, Thomas, 116 High Street
O'Kane, Jane, weaver, 34 Hamilton Gn
O'Neil, James, 17 St Vigeans Road
Oag, Wm., 54 Cairnie Street
Ogg, Dorward, 32 Jamieson Street
Ogg, Lawson, calendar worker, 25 Gowan
Street
Ogg, W., foreman lorryman, 13 Ann St
Ogg. Wm., 48 East Abbey Street
Ogg, Catherine, 43 West Newgate
Ogg, Marjory, 34 East Abbey Street
Ogilvie, Alex., 5 Osborne Terrace
Ogilvie, George R., 10 Hillend Road
Ogilvie, George, 14 Church Street
Ogilvie, Wm., currier, 20 Leonard Street
Ogilvie. Annie, 78 Rossie Street
Ogilvie, Charlotte, widow, 169 High St
Ogilvie, Louisa, 62 Graves
Oldacre, H., sergt. -major, Bty, Drill Hall,
u est Abbey Street
Oliver, Adam, solicitor, 12 Ro.-emount Rd
Olsen, 11. M., master mariner, 36 Rossie St
Ormond, \Vm._, bleacher, 30 Rossie Street
Ormond, Mrs, widow, 12 Anderson Street
Orr, Mrs Annie, 1 Shore
Oswald. Jane, spinster. 74 Marketgate
Ovenstone, Philip, spirit merchant. 1:8
Higli Street
Owen, Thos., dealer, 53 W. Abbey Street
Owen, Jane 1., 15 Duke Strut
Palmer, David, 56 Brechin Road
Palmer, Agnes H„ 3 Grant Road
Park, And., 7 Havsweil Read
Park. George, 27 DUhla-nd Srreet
Parker, David, labourer. 9 Convent Street
Parker, James 69 Guthrie Port
Parry, Geo., 8 St Vigeans Road
Parsons, T. W., musk teacher, 54 Addi-
son Place
Paterson, Alex., manager. 10 Millgate Ln
Paterson, Alex., engineer, 50 Kinnaird St
Paterson, Alex., 4 Ann Street
Paterson, Alex., painter. 75 Millgate Ln
Paterson, Chas., Emislaw, Arbirlot Road
Paterson, C. M., 2 Cairnie Place
Paterson, D., railway -norter, 68 Cairnie St
Paterson, Geo., market cardener, Dish-
land Hill
Paterson, Geo., mechanic, ib Carnegie St
Paterson, James, mechanic, 26 Ladyloan
Paterson, James, mechanic, 52 Howard St
Paterson, John, teacher, 37 Brechin Road
Paterson, P., ironmoulder, 37 Lordburn
Paterson, Rev. T. U., 8 Dalhousie Place
Paterson, Robt., mechanic, 15 Fergus St
Paterson, Win., 36 Ernest Street
Paterson, Janet, spinster. 7 W. Newgate
Paterson, Margaret, 25 Rossie Street
Paterson, Miss, 3 Abbey Path
Paterson, Misses, 2 Duke Street
Paterson, Miss Mary, 14 Queen Street
Paterson, Miss W., 39 W. Newgate
Paterson Mrs. 2 Bakers Wynd
Paterson, Mrs. 39 Ernest Street
Paton, Alex., 43 St Mary Street
Paton, Alexander, postman, 32 Leonard St
Paton, Alexander, baker, 48 E. Abbey Str.
Paton, Charles, 25 Ladybridge
Paton, D., potato agent, 59 Ladyloan
Paton, David, coachman, 3 Allan Street
Paton, David, engineer, 82 Rossie Street
Paton, E., 80 Cairnie Street
Paton, Geo. T., vanman, 35 Dishland St-
Paton, J.. 1 Walker Place
Paton, John, engine driver, 49 Rossie St
Paton, T. C, 5 Duke Street
Paton, W., 8 Leonard Street
Paton, Mrs. 61 Ladyloan
Patterson, Alex., ploughman, 4 Ann Street
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168 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Telegrams— " Royal Hotel," Arbroath.
Excellent Service. Charges Moderate.
ROYAL HOTEL,
HIGH STREET, ARBROATH.
Entirely Remodelled and Redecorated, and is no w one
of the Leading Hotels in the District.^! so
First=C/ass 'Family and Commercial.
MRS MARGARET CALDER, Manageress.
The Delight We Find
In selling good shoes is only equalled by the
comfort you will find in wearing them.
We are Agents for the following Makers
of Highest Grade Footwear.
" Lotus and Delta." "Moccasins."
"Grenson." "C.R." & "Scot"
Call and Inspect our Stock.
Singer <S Booth
FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS.
39 COMMERCE STREET, ARBROATH.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
169
Patterson, Alex., labourer, 51 Ladyloan
Patterson, Alex., clerk of works, 27 Jamie-
son Street
Patterson, Alex., engineer, 50 Kinnaird St
Patterson, C. M., 2 St Vigeans Road
Patterson, Edwin, 9 St Vigeans Road
Patterson, G., 60 Sidney Street
Patterson, Geo., mechanic, 35 Carnegie St
Patterson, Geo. S., engineer, 44 St Vi-
geans Road
Patterson, Kenneth, assistant signal light-
house keeper, Signal Tower
Patterson, Wm., 68 Howard Street
Patterson, Mrs M., 25 Rossie Street
Pattison, D., 7 Panmure Street
Pattison, David, labourer, 2 Maule Street
Pattullo, A. B., cattle dlr., Salisbury PI
Pattullo, R. M., flaxdresser, 17 Ernest St
Pattullo, Rqbt., 15 Abbot Street
Pattullo, Mrs Ann, 44 Howard Street
Pattullo, Miss M., weaver, 5 Rossie St
Pattullo, Mrs J . L., 14 Gowan Street
Pattullo, Mrs Margt., 35 Howard Street
Patullo, J., 3 Arrottt Street
Patullo, Wm., shoemaker, 32 Ernest St
Patullo, Miss M. S., 5 Culloden Terrace
Paul, Ralph, labourer, 33 Park Street
Payne, P. J., machineman, 29 Sidney St
Peacock, J. H., architect, 5 Albert Street
Pearson, Alexander, 4d Helen Street
Pearson, D. J., shoemaker, 23 Kyd Street
Pearson, Frank, tailor, 27 Howard Street
Pearson, J., cloth inspector, 2^ Russell St
Pearson, J., 20 Helen Street
Pearson, James, grocer, 25 Spink Street
Pearson, James, 60 Helen Street
Pearson, Robt., 47 Marketgate
Pearson, Wm- J-, carter, 16 Millgate Ln
Pearson, Violet, 45 Lordburn
Peat, David, 40 Ernest Street
Peatt, Mrs Salvina, 51 St Mary Street
Peddie, David, 23 Barngreen
Peddie, W., 6 Barngreen
Penman, John, 19 Hill Place
Penny, Alexander, 6 Glover Street
Penny, Wm., barman, 8 Fergus Square
Pennycook, R., 13 Green Street
Pennycook, Robert, 43 Helen Street
Pert, Alex., fisherman, 5 High Street
Pert, Arthur, labourer, 10 West Newgate
Pert, Arthur, 41 John Street
Pert, James, labourer, 2 Maule Street
Pert, John, fisherman, 8 John Street
Pert, Robert, 29 Ladybridge Street
Pert, Peter, 75 Millgate Loan
Pert, William, labourer, 3 Church Street
Pert, Mrs, 24 Seagate
Pert, Mrs M., fisherwoman, 13 W. Newgate
Pert, Mrs M., furniture dealer, 16 Apple-
gate
Peter, D., machineman, 3 Lillies Wynd
Peter, Geo., machineman, 20 Hill Place
Peter, George, grocer, 51 Leonard Street
Peter, J., tailor & clothier, 9 Princes St
Peter, Jas. B. H., clerk, 269 High Street
Peter, Mrs Jane, widow, 8 Fergus Square
Peterkin, Mrs M., 21 Brechin Road
Peters, Tom, 44 Sidney Street
Peters, Wm., 16 Abbey Street
Peters, Betsy B., milliner, 271 High St
Peters, Mrs Ain, widow, 5 Princes St
Peters, Mrs Jane, 32 Rossie Street
Peters, Mrs M. A. M.» 33 North Port
Petrie, A., 20 Helen Street
Petrie, Alex., mechanic, 43 St Mary St
Petrie, Alex., shoemaker, 15 Sidney St
Pettrie, Alex., 7 George Street
Petrie, Alex.,, 19 Sidney Street
Petrie, Alexander A., blacksmith, U
Graves end
Petrie, Alf., 19 Cairnie Street
Petrie, Alfred C. s 5 Ernest Street
Petrie, Allan, 11 Kinnaird Street
Petrie, D. D., storekeeper, 26£ Keptie St
Petrie, David, traveller, 224 High Street
Petrie, G.. 39 St Mary Street
Petrie, George, lapper, 5 Jamieson St
Petrie, J., 6 Hill Terrace
Petrie. J. G., 9 Glover Street
Petrie, James, residenter, 30 Addison PI
Petrie, Jas. W., residenter, 1 Murray PI
Petrie, John, labourer, 40 Cairnie Street
Petrie, Tohn, 20 Dishland Street
Petrie, John S., 10 Murray Place
Petrie, John W., clerk, 14 Lillies Wynd
Petrie, Joseph, 51 Wallace Street
Petrie, Peter, 62 Helen Street
Petrie, W u 66 Howard Street
Petrie, Ann., 21 Glover Street
Petrie, Robt., yarn bmr., 10 Hannah St.
Petrie, W.. 21 Park Street
Petrie, Caroline, spinster, 19 Panmure St
Petrie, Hannah, 1 Cairnie Place
Petrie, Jane, 25 Lochland Street
Petrie, Robina, spinster, 269 High St
Petrie, Miss A., 7 Park Street
Petrie, Agnes, 22 Applegate
Petrie, Mrs Alexander, 66 Howard Street
Petrie, Mrs Helen, 23 Ladybridge Street
Petrie, Mrs Margaret, 94 Keptie Street
Petrie, Mrs Matilda, 28 Ann Street
Petrie, Mrs Jessie 26 Hillend Road
Petrie, Sarah, 22 Brechin Road
Phease, Mrs A., 14 W. Newgate
Philip. G.. 21 Spink Street
Phillip, Alex., joiner, 14 Russell Street
Phillip, Barbara, confectioner, 46 High St
Phillips, J., rly. signal fitter, 38 John St
Phillips, W. T., 23 North Grimsby
Phillips, Wm., 28 Ann Street
Phillips, Miss A., spinner, 31 E. Abbey St
Phillips, Mrs William, 24 Ann Street
Philp, David,, 15 Gravesend
Philp, David, butcher, 49 Kinnaird St
Phimister, Charles, 21 St Mary Street
Phimister, J., 12 Bakers Wynd
Phimister, Miss Isabella, 27 Fergus Sq
Phimister, Mrs, 4 Brothock Bridge
Piggot, J., irondresser, 9 Colvill Place
Piggot, Mrs I., 8 Leonard Street
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Pir
Pir
Pir
Pir
e, David, watchmaker, 234 High St
e, J., shoemaker, 7 Guthrie Port
e, J., 8 Hillend Road
e, James, tailor, 33 Howard Street
e, Tames, 49 Brechin Road
e, Gordon, gardener, 17 George St
e, Mrs Helen S.. 41 Tohn Street
e. Mrs J., 116 High Street
170 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. G. PETRIE
BLACKSMITH
GRAVESEND - ARBROATH
Bassinette and Mail Cart Tyres supplied
Weighing Machines Adjusted
Ornamental Railings and Gates Supplied
D. HUTCHISON
Draper and ^iZilliner
1 WEST PORT ~ ARBROATH
GENERAL DRAPERY only of the Best Quality, and
bought from the Best Makers only, in stock at the Lowest
Market Prices.
Always a large selection of Ladies' Sports Coats, Jumpers,
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, etc., and all kinds of Ladies' and
Gent's Underwear, including the Famous "Elian Ess " Brand
of Scotch Make from Pure Llama Wool in White and Natural,
and in all Sizes.
MILLINERY — Always Fresh and of the Latest Models.
Chas. Moonlight
LADIES' AND GENT'S TAILOR
AND PRACTICAL FURRIER
Consult us for all Fur Work. Remodelling- a Specialty
Cleaning and Dressing
7 Brothock Bridge, Arbroath
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
171
Plummer, Mrs Jane, 33 Lindsay Street
Porteous, Mrs Ada A., 164 High Street
Porter, Charles, grocer, 2i, Russell Street
Potter, Geo., signalman, 24 Millgate Ln
Potter, James, residenter, 80 Rossie Street
Potter, Mrs, telephone operator, 12 Bro-
ithock Bridge
Potts, David, 62 Brechin Road
Potts, .Mary, 19 St Mary Street
Powell, Daniel, 11 Sidney Street
Pratt, Chas., 41 Hill Street
Prentice, Mrs M.,. 12 Commerce Street
Pringle, David, plumber, 53 Kinnaird St
Prior, F. J., 54 Fergus Square
Proctor, Vm., 18 Hannah Street
Proctor, Mrs, 269 High Street
Proctor, Mrs Jessie, 17 Lochland Street
Prophet. Wm., school teacher, 255 High
Street
Prowse, A. W„ 5 Old Shore Head
Purdie, W., insur. supt., 8 Hayswell Rd
Purvis. Mrs M. A., 18 Bridge Street
Pye, James, labourer, 45 John Street
Pyott, G., licensed gcr., 51 Lochland St
Pyott, Geo. W., 7 Culloden Terrace
Pyottt, Geo., jr., newsagent, 3 W. Mary St
Pyott, Wm., retd. grocer, Strachan Street
Pyott. Wm., 15 John Street
Quinn, Mrs, 22 Ann Street
Rae, A., 18 Fergus Square
Rae, Alex., 39 Fergus Square
Rae, Arthur, moulder, 80 Brechin Road
Rae, Charles, 31 Howard Street
Rae, David, bleacher, 48 Sidney Street
Rae, George, postman, 64 Market-gate
Rae, James, joiner, 83 Keptie Street
Rae, James, 6 West Mary Street
Rae, Robert, painter, 7 Hill Road
Rae, William, 27 Green Street
Rae, Wm., mill overseer, 29 Jamieson St
Rae, Agnes, 23 Ladyloan
Rae, Mrs Isabella, 55 Helen Street
Rae, Mary D., 36, Leonard Street
Raffan, George K., 32^ St Mary Street
Rafian, John, 7 Abbot Street
Rait, Ellen, spinster, 20 Colvill Place
Rait, Mrs Eleanor, 9 Addison Place
Raitt, G. S. K., shoemaker, 13 Panmure St
Raitt, James, 42 Dishland Street
Raitt, James B., engineer, 17 Palmer St
Raitt, James, 26 Helen Street
Raitt, SamueL 7 Glover Street
Raitt, Annie F., spinster, 11 Panmure St
Raitt, Mrs Helen, 3 George Street
Ramsay, Charles, 9 Sidney Street
Ramsay, D., merchant tailor, 6 Addison PI
Ramsay, David, flaxdresser, 21 Sidney St
Ramsay, David, 17 Panmure Street
Ramsay, Geo., 43 Panmure Street
Ramsay, George, 37 Lordburn
Ramsay, J. A., postman, 10 James St
Ramsav, James, Rosebank
Ramsav, Jas., bleacher, 24 St Vigeans Rd
Ramsay, Joseph. 184 High Street
Ramsay, R. D., bank actuary, 190 High St
Ramsav, Thomas R., vintner, 13 Ladyloan
Ramsay, W., salmonhsher, 33 Ogilvy Place
Ramsay, W. C, foreman blacksmith, 4
Culloden Road
Ramsay, W. J., boot clicker, 2 South St
Ramsay, Wm., overseer, 36 Hayswell Rd
Ramsay, Ann B., factory worker, 9 Con-
vent Street
Ramsay, Annie, factory worker, 64 St
Mary Street
Ramsay, Betsy S., tobacconist, 190 High St
Ramsay, Elizabeth, spinster, 269 High St
Ramsay, Marjory, 14o High Street
Ramsay, Mary, 15 Leonard Street
Ramsay, Mrs Agnes, 60 Marketgate
Ramsay, Mrs J., 7 Russell Street
Rathjen, S. W., ironmngr., 240 High St
Rattray, A., master mrnr., 35 St Mary St
Rattray, Jas. H., insur. agt., 14 Elliot St
Rattray, William, Ab Leonard Street
Rayne, D.. residenter, 11 W. Abbey St
Rayne, Mrs Mary, 79 Keptie Street
Rea, David, turner, 1 Hill Road
Rea, Robert, carrier, 9 Grant Road
Rea, William, 12 Church Street
Rees, Maurice, shoemaker, 39 E A.bbey St
Reid, Alex., caretaker, 33 W. keptie St
Reid, Alex.^ 21 Leonard Street
Reid, Alex" 7 Lordburn
Reid, Charles. James Street
Reid, Chas., factory elect., Towerbank
Reid, Chas., 21 Spink Street
Reid, D. H., tailor, 48 Addison Place
Reid, David, 7 Murray Place
Reid, Geo. K., residenter, 216 High St
Reid, George, 60 St Vigeans Road
Reid, H., mason's labr., 20 Lochland St
Reid, Harry, 24 Culloden Terrace
Reid, J., electrician, 43 Kinnaird Street
Reid, J. P., machineman, 21 Lordburn
Reid, James, 62 St Vigeans Road
Reid. James, carter, 10 Ponderlaw Lane
Reid, James, Lochlands
Reid, Lewis, shoemaker, 2 Reform Street
Reid, Richard, 21 Millgate Loan
Reid, Robert, carter. 21 Kyd Street
Reid, Robt., furnaceman, 11 Kyd Street
Reid, Thos., 33 East Abbey Street
Reid, William, 41 Ponderlaw Street
Reid, Wm, 20 Robert Street
Reid, Wm., carter, 63 Millgate Loan
Reid, Ann, 27 Fergus Street
Reid, Jemima, teacher, 4 Duke Street
Reid, Mrs Agnes, 22 Dishland Street
Reid, Mrs Emma, 2 Springfield Terrace
Reid, Mrs Isabella, 2 Shore
Reid, Mrs Isabella.. 9 Hannah Street
Reid, Mrs Isabella. 24 Hamilton Green
Reid, Mrs Jane widow, 17 Rossie Street
Reid, Mrs Jane, 17 Panmure Street
Reith, David A., 13 Fergus Street
Rennie, Andrew. 17 West Abbey Street
Rennie, Andrew, 6 Dishland Street
Rennie, Charles] 16 Cross Mill Wynd
Rennie, David, carter, 3 St Mary Street
Rennie, George, labr., 43 St Mary St
Rennie, George, 14 West Grimsby
Rennie James F., 47 Sidnev Street
Rennie, Jas., engr 80 St Vigeans Road
Rennie, Richard, 22 Fergus Street
172 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Yorkshire
Insurance Company
Limited
Established 1824. Assets Exceed 8A Millions.
Claims Paid Exceed £24,000,000.
Life Insurances issued, giving every advantage offered by any Insurance
Company. Moderate Premiums. Liberal i onditions. Substantial
Bonuses. Stringent Reserves New Schema, combining Life Assurance
and Old Age Pensions.
Fire Insurances effected by the Company on the Most Moderate Terms,
according to nature of risk.
Employers' Liability. — Policies issued covering Full Liability under tlie
Workmen's Compensation Act, 1897, 1900, 1906, and 1923, the
Employers' Liability Act, 1880, and tbe Common Law.
Personal Accident Insurance. — World-Wide Policies issued, conferring Full
Benefits at Moderate Rates.
Combined Accident and Sickness Schemes.
Burglary insurances Transacted. — Liberal Conditions. Low Rates. No
Average Clause.
Live Stock Insurance Effected. — Accident, Disease, Foaling, Castration,
and Stallion.
Anthrax (Horses and Cattle). — Insured against under Special Policy.
Plate Glass insurance. Loss of Profits.
Motor Car. — Special Scheme for Private Cars at Lowest Rates.
Motor Cycle and Side-Cars.— Full Benefits at Low Rates.
DUNDEE OFFICE— 44 REFORM STREET.
D. GRANT RE A, Branch Manager.
Applications for Agencies Invited.
Telephone No. 5467. Telegraphic Address— " Yorkshire, Dundee."
R. S. SWEET, Insurance Agent, Royal Bank, Arbroath
Agent for the Yorkshire Insurance Company, Limited.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
173
Rennie, Samuel 17 Barngreen
Rennie, Stewart C. 1 Elliot Place
Rennie, William, butcher, 31 Fergus Sl
Rennie, Wm. J., 15 Hayswell Road
Rennie, Agnes, spinster, 31 Guthrie Hill
Rennie, Annie, residenter, 1 St Mary St
Rennie, Margaret, 45 Hill Street
Rennie, Miss B. D., Brothock Bridge
Rennie, Miss C 4 46 Rossie Street
Rennie, Mrs Agnes, 18 jamieson Street
Rennie, Mrs Isabella, 15 Guthrie Port
Renny, Arthur, blacksmith, 19 Fisheracre
Renny, Jas. B., engineer, 4 Lochland St
Renny. Annie M., Queenscliffe, Keptie Rd
Renny, Catherine, 46 Rossie Street
Renny, Helen, widow, 8 James Street
Renshaw, Charles, 20 Glover Street
Richards, Tom, 44 Marketgate
Richards, Mrs, 24 Wardmill Road
Richardson, Geo., engineer, 21 Ernest Sl.
Richardson, W., residenter, 30 Jamieson S.
Richardson, Mrs Agnes, 4 Maule Street
Richardson, Mrs M. A. A 51 Helen St.
Richmond, Mary, 25 Hannah Street
Riddle, Mrs Jane, 39 Brechin Road
Rigg, Mrs, 80 St Vigeans Road
Riley, Thomas, mechanic, 30 Elliot St
Rintoul, Alex., lapper, 8 Hume Street
Rintoul, John B., plumber, 42 Sidney St
Rintoul, Mrs A., mill wkr., 5 Reform St
Ritchie, A., tailor's cutter, 3 W. Mary lit
Ritchie, Alex., plumber, 51 Dishland St
Ritchie, Alex., vanman, 14 St Vigeans Rd
Ritchie, Alex.. 28 Cairnie Street
Ritchie, Alex.. 37 Lordburn
Ritchie, Alexander, 36 Kinnaird Street
Ritchie. Andrew^ hd Leonard Street
Ritchie, David, baker. 39 Barngreen
Ritchie, David, Hayshead Road
Ritchie, Edward J., solicitor, 37 Hill St
Ritchie, Frank, 35 Ladyloan
Ritchie, George, 33 Park Street
Ritchie, George, 17 Panmiire Street
Ritchie, Henry, millworker, 36 Ann St
Ritchie, J., sen., flaxdresser, 10 Robert St
Ritchie, J., reeling overseer, 24 Barngreen
Ritchie, James, 27 Panmure Street
Ritchie, James, asphalte worker, 15 Old
Shore Head
Ritchie, John, 7 Murray Place
Ritchie, John. 44i Cairnie Street
Ritchie, John, shoemaker, 76 Brechin Rd
Ritchie, John, 15 Sidney Street
Ritchie, John, shoemaker, 3£ St Mary St
Ritchie, John B., 38 Kinnaird Street
Ritchie, R., mill wrkr., 31 Fergus Sq
Ritchie, R., mill wrkr., 18 Hannah St
Ritchie, W.. shipmaster, 37 Cairnie St
Ritchie, Walter, 17 St Vigeans Road
Ritchie, Wm. H. B., slater, 20 Abbot St
Ritchie, Wm., labourer, 10 Robert St
Ritchie. Wm., labourer, 51 St Mary St
Ritchie, Jessie, 40 St Mary Street
Ritchie, Miss, 47 Helen Street
Ritchie, Misses Agnes J. and Editha.
Cliffburn
Ritchie, Miss Eliz., 33 Green Street
Ritchie, Misses I. and M.. 27 Howard St
Ritchie, Mrs, 54 Helen Street
Ritchie, Mrs Agnes, 27 Cairnie Street
Ritchie, Mrs Ann, 41 Culloden Road
Ritchie, Mrs E., residenter, 9 Ernest St
Ritchie, Mrs FHz., 12 Bridge Street
Ritchie, Mrs Esther, 11* Russell Street
Ritchie, Mrs Helen, 11 Park Street
Ritchie, Mrs Helen, 64 Cairnie Street
Ritchie, Mrs Isabella, 38 Helen Street
Ritchie, Mrs J., 4 Jamieson Street
Ritchie, Mrs Jean, 51 Sidney Street
Ritchie, Mrs Jessie, 40 St Mary Street
Ritchie, Mrs John B.. 35 Fergus Square
Ritchie, Mrs M. A.. 62 Nolt Loan Road
Ritchie, Mrs Margaret, 17 Jamieson St
Ritchie, Mrs Mary, i, Glover Street
Ritchie, Mrs Mary, 15 Abbot Street
Robb, A., 16 Cross Mill Wynd
Robb, A., cattle feeder, 12 Cross Mill Wy
Robb, Alex., tailor s cutter, 66 Fergus Sq
Robb, Ben, 29 West Abbey Street
Robb, Chas.; 41 Kinnaird Street
Robb, David, dealer, 40 Millgate Loaa
Robb, David. 53 Helen Street
Robb, F., 5 Old bhore Head
Robb, Frank, 7 Applegate
Robb, Fred B„ 16 East Grimsby
Robb, Geo., 24 Wardmill Road
Robb, George C, 25 Kinnaird Street
Robb, James, engineer, 8 West Mary St
Robb, James, labourer, 6 Guthrie Hill
Robb, James F., til High Street
Robb, John, 20 Maule Street
Robb. John, 22 Howard Street
Robb, John, 17 Ladybridge Street
Robb, John R., moulder, 11 John Street
Robb, John, 17 Union Street East
Robb, Pat. W. A., tailor, 14 George St
Robb, Thos., dealer, Millgate Loan
Robb, Wm., 17 St Vigeans Road
Robb, Miss Agnes, 245 High Street
Robb, Miss M. W., weaver, 14 Abbot St
Robb, Miss Mary, 32 Seagate
Robb, Mrs Agnes, 16 Cross Mill Wynd
Robb, Mrs Annie S.. 13 Wallace Street
Robb, Mrs Jane, 28 'Wardmill Road
Robb, Mrs Susan. 25 Park Street
Robbie, Alex., shoemaker, 60 Sidney St
Robbie, Chas., engineer, 16 W. Keptie St
Robbie, Daniel, moulder, 5 Ladyloan
Robbie, E. C, mechanic. 4 Howard St
Robbie, J., 10 James Street
Robbie, James, 11 Carnegie Street
Robbie, Wm. R., 8 Shore
Robbie, Wm., fireman, 37 Ogilvy Place
Robbie, Miss Mary, 13 Shore
Robbie, Mrs Annie, 44 Rossie Street
Roberts, Charles, traveller, 29 High St
Roberts, Chas., 51 St Mary Street
Roberts, David, flaxdresser, 11£ Ponder-
law Street
Roberts, Edwin, 47 Green Street
Roberts, Fred., baker, 23 Gowan Street
Roberts, James, 1 Hill Road
Roberts, Jas., labourer, 26 Ladybridge St
Roberts, Wm. A., joiner, 4£ Guthrie P*
Roberts, Mrs, 51 Millgate Loan
Roberts, Mrs A., charwoman, 12 Maule St
Roberts, Mrs Margaret, 18 Fergus Square
174
YEAU BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE OLDEST SCOTTISH OFFICE— ESTABLISHED 1805.
CALEDONIAN
iriSURANCE COMPANY.
Claims Paid, - £20,946,000
FIRE, LIKE, ANNUITIES. PERSONAL ACCIDENT
AND ALL ILLNESS.
EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. BURGLARY.
MOTOR, MARINE, AND GENERAL.
The "Caledonian" Comprehensive Policy covers all Ordinary Risks to
which a Householder is liable.
Prospectuses Free on Application.
DUNDEE OFFICE : 35 ALBERT SQUARE.
Principal Agents in Arbroath :
W. & J. MACKINTOSH, Solicitors. JOHN H. SIM, Bank Agent.
CLARK, OLIVER, DEWAK & WEBSTER, Solicitors.
JOHN ARCHIBALD, Bank Agent.
Alexander Reid
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
17 LINDSAY STREET, ARBROATH
Gravestones and
Monuments
Executed in Marble,
Granite and
freestone.
We Specialise in
Artistic
Marble and Tile
Work.
All Classes of
Building Construction
Executed in
Stone, Brick, or
Reinforced Concrete
Designs'Submitted
and
Estimates
Given
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
175
Robertson, A. M., aerated water ruanu-
iacturer, 14 Rosemount Road
Robertson, Alex., carpenter, 9 Ann Street
Robertson, Alex., "M Gravesend
Robertson, Alfred, moulder, 5 Rossie St
Robertson, Arch. L., 16 Hill Place
Robertson, Charles, 37 Lordbura
Robertson, Charles, 40 Ladyloan
Robertson, David, 26 St Vigeans Road
Robertson, David N., rly. foreman, 22
Gowan Street
Robertson, David N., 48j Cairnie Street
Robertson, Donald, 34 Maule Street
Robertson, Edward. 9 Convent Street
Robertson, Fred L., 7 Brechin Road
Robertson, G., ticket exmnr., 3 Elliot St
Robertson, G. S., teacher, 10 Culloden Tr
Robertson, Geo., shoemaker, 26 Ladyloan
Robertson, H. A., joiner, 24± Millgate
Robertson, Henry, labourer, 8 Stanley St
Robertson, J., timekeeper, 70 Brechin Rd
Robertson, J., mechanic, 7 Reform Street
Robertson, Sergt.-Major J.. 38 Marketgate
Robertson, J. C, clerk. 54 Millgate Loan
Robertson, J. L., 39 Lochland Street
Robertson, James, irbnturner, 4 George St
Robertson, James, supt., Western Ceme-
tery
Robertson, James, joiner, Keptie Road
Robertson, James, 13 Rossie Street
Robertson, James, labourer, 47 W Abbey St
Robertson, James H., 19 Kyd Street
Robertson, James, 19 Dishland Street
Robertson, John, 8 Abbot Street
Robertson, John, factory worker, 10 St
Vigeans Road
Robertson, John, 60 Guthrie Port
Robertson, John, 1 Elliot Street
Robertson John, 50 Rossie Street
Robertson, Oswald, 30 St Mary Street
Robertson, Robert, 21 Ernest Street
Robertson, Robert, 6 Robert Street
Robertson, Thomas, 12 Elliot Street
Robertson, W., solicitor, Berea, Keptie Rd
Robertson, William N. ; 4 Wallace Street
Robertson, Wm., salesman, 6 Kirk Square
Robertson, Wm., mason, 39 St Mary St
Robertson,, Wm. R., 1 Ogilvy Place
Robertson, Wm., 17 Park Street
Robertson, Catherine, 11 Russell Street
Robertson, Eliz.. widow, 10 Jamieson St
Robertson, Helen, mill wkr., 12 Spink St
Robertson, Isabella, 82 High Street
Robertson, Mary, 13 Ann Street
Robertson, Mary, 50 Guthrie Port
Robertson, Miss Christina, 54 Rossie St
Robertson, Miss J., 38 Helen Street
Robertson, Miss L.. 4 Glover Street
Robertson, Miss Mary, 35 Rossie Street
Robertson, Mrs A., 61 Helen Street
Robertson, Mrs Ann, 10 Glover Street
Robertson, Mrs Annie, 23 Gowan. Street
Robertson, Mrs Catherine, 8 Glover Street
Robertson, Mrs Eliz., 48 High Street
Robertson, Mrs Eliz., 9 St Vigeans Road
Robertson, Mrs E. M., 40 Millgate Loan
Robertson, Mrs Isabella^ 5 Garden Street
Robertson, Mrs Janet, f2 Abbot Street
Robertson, Mrs M., 20 West Mary Street
Robertson, Mrs S., 27 St Mary Street
Roche, Mary A., 57 Barngreen
Rodger, David, bleacher, 23 Gowan St
Rodger, Henry, 90 Helen Street
Rodger, J. factory worker, 13 Palmer St
Rodger, Wm., tailor, 6 Bakers Wynd
Rodger, Miss Helen, 3b Rossie Street
Rodger, Mrs A., residenter, 1 Fergus St
Rodger, Mrs Annie, 4 Princes St
Rodger, Mrs Clara, Alexandra Place
Rodger, Mrs Harriet. B8 Keptie Street
Rodger, Mrs Mary N., 17 Carnegie St
Rodgers, John, 25 Millgate
Rodgers, W, ironplater, 23 Ponderlaw St
Roebuck, Edward, 13 Elliot Street
Roebuck, Miss Maggie, 62 Brechin Road
Roger, Henry, timekeeper, 90 Helen St
Rollo, David, grocer, 51 Kinnaird St
Rollo, Wm. J., residenter, Keptie Road
Ronald, George F., Kinloch Terrace
Rooney, Francis, engineer, 21 Gowan St
Rooney, Miss C, millworker, 12 Bakers Wy
Rorie, James, 12 East Mill Wynd
Rose, Mrs Jessie, 21 Park Street
Rose, Mrs Lavina, 27 Culloden Road
Ross, A., shambles keeper, 18 N. Girmsby
Ross, Alex., 27 Ann Street
Ross, Cecil, vintner. 5 Millgate Loan
Ross, D. G., flaxdresser, 75 Helen Street
Ross, Geo. W., 31 Spink Street
Ross, George, 26 Cairnie Street
Ross, Harry, 8 Millgate Loan
Ross, James, lathsplitter, 8 Hill Terrace'
Ross, James, 8 Stuart Street
Ross, James C, 4 Carnegie Street
Ross, James D., 43 Hannah Street
Ross, John, 15 Millgate Loan
Ross, Robert, painter, 50i Rossie Street
Ross, Robert, publican, 37 Cairnie Street
Ross, Thomas, caretaker, 15 George St
Ross, Wm., vintner, 18 Hamilton Green
Ross, Wm., 23 Barngreen
Ross, Miss E. C, servant, 61 Helen St
Ross, Mrs, 26 Howard Street
Ross, Mrs, 41 John Street
Ross, Mrs Agnes, 9 Culloden Road
Ross, Mrs Helen, 3 Guthrie Port
Rossler, John, 2 Greenbank
Rowlands, Richard, 21 Ernest Street
Roy, Mrs, 12 West Keptie Street
Roy. Mrs Jessie, 60 Nolt Loan Road
Royal, Wm., teacher, 12 Addison Place
Royal, Kate, factory worker, 27 Lochland
Street
Russell, Alex., 36 St Mary Street
Russell, Charles, mason, 40 Fergus Sq
Russell, D., blacksmith, 9 Anderson St
Russell, J. 23 Kinnaird Street
Russell, John, 69 Sidney Street
Russell, W. D., slater, 22 Glover Street
Russell, Miss, 5 Bank Street
Russell, Mrs A., widow, 37 W. Newgate
Russell, Mrs Catherine; 9 Hill Terrace
Rust, H. L. C, bl Dishland Street
Rust, Margaret E. C, residenter, 1 Hill-
end Road
Rust, Mrs Louisa Ann, Salisbury Place
Ruxton, Andrew, butcher, 15 Howard St
176 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOW AT DUNCAN
M.Ph.S., F.B.O.A.,
209 HIGH STREET - - ARBROATH
REGISTERED BY THE JOINT
COUNCIL OF QUALIFIED OP-
H TICIANS for Sight-Testing, the Dis-
pensing of Hospital and Oculists'
Prescriptions, and the Supply of Glasses
to Insured Persons under the National
Health Insurance Act.
A rchibald Donald & Son
Plasterers, Cement Workers,
and Tile Specialists ....
East Mary Street - - Arbroath
'PHONE NO. 257.
Orders in Town and Country Promptly and Carefully
Attended to.
Breeze Blocks made to Order for Partition Walls.
ESTIMATES GIVEN.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
177
Ruxton, Charles S., Strachan Street
Ruxton, Claude, moulder, 5 Elliot Place
Ruxton, George, butcher, 68 N'olt Loan Rd
Ruxton, James, coal mcht., 21 Culloden Rd
Ruxton, Jas., chemist 57 Keptie Street
Ruxton, \V. M.j 43 Cairnie Street
Ruxton, W., lis Cross .Mill Wynd
Ruxton, Isabella, 1Z Bakers Wynd
Ruxton, Miss, 47£ Lauyloan
Ruxton, Mrs newsagent, 31 Millgate
Ruxton, Mrs Helen, o j .iot Place
Ruxton, Mrs Mary A., 59 Helen Street
Sadler, Andrew, 53 W. Grimsby
Saddler, Wm, 15 Dishland Street
Salkeld, Robert, tailor, 19 Abbot Street
Salmond, A. H., teacher, 3b Elliot St
Salmond, D. S„ postman, 65 Fergus Sq
Salmond, G, baker, IB W. Abbey Street
Salmond, J. M., baker, 43 Panmure St
Salmond, wm., baker, 29 W. Abbey St
Salmond, Wm. M.. baker, 8 Academy St
Salmond, Miss Mary L., 24 Ogilvy Place
Salmond, Misses Jessie and I. B., 201
High Street
Salmond, Mrs A. D., 9 Hillend Road
Salmond, Mrs Eliz.. 275 High Street
Salmond, Mrs Helen, 39 Panmure Street
Salmond, Mrs J. A., 29 Fisheracre
Samson, W., 6 Carnegie Street
Samson, Mrs Catherine, 82 Helen Street
Sandeman, Mrs D. D., Cairnie Bank
Sanderson, Duncan, baker, 204 High St
Savege, D., painter, 1 Hayshead Road
Schlanbusch, Otto V., marine officer,
Aberarder, Nolt Loan Road
Scobie. And., 26 Hillend Road
Scorgie, Mrs Annie, llj, Dishland Street
Scott, Alex., blacksmith, 64 Fergus Square
Scott, Alex., shoemaker, 25 Hannah Street
Scott, Alex., ticket collector, 2 Gayfield
Scott, Alex. N., labr., 36 Dishland St
Scott, Alex. R., clerk, 16 Hannah Street
Scott, Alex., 60 Sidney Street
Scott, Alex., 2 Abbot Street
Scott, Alf., "shoemaker, 45 W. Abbev St
Scott, Alfred, 2 West Abbey Street
Scott, Allan, 42 Leonard Street
Scott, Andrew, 21 West Newgate St.
Scott, Arthur., 27 Green Street
Scott, Charles, 39 Lochland Street
Scott, Charles N., 22 Helen Street
Scott, D. J. S., cabinetmaker. 2 Duke St
Scott, David, 36 Green Street
Scott, David, mechanic, 21 Hill Street
Scott, Lavid shoemaker, 33 Tohn Street
Scott, David, painter, 25 West Mary St
Scott, David, 71 Lochland Street *
Scott, David, 30 St Mary Street
Scott, David, 17 Brothock Bridge
Scott, Frank, 1 Brechin Road
Scott, Henrv, 3 West Newgate Street
Scott, T. N-, 47 Hill Street
Scott, James, 62 St Vigeans Road
Scott, James, baker, 21 Hay's Lane
Scott, James, insur. supt.. 211a High St
Scott, James S., fireman. 19 Palmer St
Scott, James, Springfield Terrace
Scatt, Jas., 24 Helen Street
Scott, John, labourer, 8 Union Street W
Scott, John, pilot. 2 Ann Street
Scott, John, 65 Sidnev Street
Scott, Lowson, 13 Russell Street
Scott, Robert, labourer, 46 St Vigeans Rd
Scott, Thomas, 40 Ladyloan,
Scott, W., live stock aeent, 1 Rosebery PI
Scott, William, ropemaker, 5 Hill Road
Scott, William L., factory manager, 8
Queen Street
Scott, Wm., 41 West Grimsby
Scott, Win.. 26 Green' Street
Scott, Agnes, 39 Panmure Street
Scott, Bella. 33 Green Street
Scott, Eliz.. confectioner, 16 Glover St.
Scott, Isabella, reeler, 16 Fergus Street
Scott, Jane, 47 Dishland Street
Scott, Jam- Ann, 9 Anderson Street
Scott, Margaret M.. 19 Queen Street
Scott, Mary J., spinster, 49 Helen Street
Scott, Mary J., 2 Rosemount Road
Scott, Miss, 31 Gravesend
Scott, Miss Annie, Ormii.ton, Viewfield
Road
Scott, Miss Christina. 259 High Street
^cott, Miss Eliz., 21/ High Street
Scott, Miss M., greengrocer, 41 Panmure
Street
Scotland, Miss M., Queenscliffe Keptie
Road
Scott, Miss Williamina. 19 Cairnie St.
Scott, Misses, 17 Jamieson Street
Scott, Misses, 120 High Street
Scott, Misses, Millbank, Hume Street
Scott, Misses E. & J. J„ 6 Colvill Place
Scott, Mrs, 69 Sidney Street
Scott, Mrs, 77 Lochland Street
Scott, Mrs A., Noranbank, Seaton Road
Scoet, Mrs Catherine, 11 W. Mill Wynd
Scott, Mrs Eliz., 20 West Mary Street
Scott, Mrs Helen, 45 Fergu; Square
Scott, Mrs M. J.' M„ Bloomfield
Scott, Mrs Margaret, 31 Gravesend
Scott, Mrs Mary, Strachan Street
Scott, Mrs T., 35 Lochland Street
Scrimgeour, James. 9£ Dishland Street
Scrogg''e, Mrs Margaret, 3 Hill Terrace
Scrymgeour, Miss Nellie, 10 Guthrie Port
Seaton, G., 15 Culloden Road
Selbv, Mrs A., residenter, 5 Addison PI
Selby. Mrs Agnes 121 High Street
Sellar, Miss J. J., dressmaker, 9 Wallace
Street
Shand. A. S., tenter, 30 East Abbey St
Sti'knd, David L., factory manager, 42
Cairnie Street
Shand, Frank, mechanic, 25 Jamieson St
Shand, Joseph, lapper, 13 St Marv St.
Shand, Thomas, 46 Guthrie Port "
Shand, Jessie, spinster, 17 Ernest Street
Shand, Miss M., 14 Academy Street
Shand, Mrs H., 34 Victoria Street
Shanks, Charles, residenter, 24 Ann St
Shanks, Chas., bleacher, 9 Guthrie Hill
Shanks, D. E. W., Viewfield House, Ar-
birlot Road
Shanks, Jas., bleacher, 66 Lochland Street
178
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always on hand a Splendid Selection of Chesterfields, Bedroom
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Furniture, &c, &c. It is a good plan to come and compare the
values at Prrt's before making a purchase of Furniture.
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14. 16, 18, APPLEGATE and 178 HIGH STREET
Also at 29 LORDBURN ARBROATH
Telephone No. 44
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
179
Shanks. Robert, butcher, 3 Glover Street
Shanks, Rev. T., Congregational Manse,
Queen Street
Shanks, Thos., vanman, 53 Howard Street
Shanks, W., rly. porter, 15 Duke Street
Shanks, Helen, 72 Keptie Street
Shanksj Mrs John, housekeeper, 1 West
Keptie Street
Sharp, James, 2 Gayfield
Sharp, Norman, mechanic, Blindloch,
Cairnie Road
Sharpj Stuart C, Craigicvar
Sharp, Mrs Alex., 20 Wardmill Road
Sharpc, Charles W. S.^ 5 Wallace Street
Sharpe, James, joiner, 47 Lochland Street
Shaw, -Robert, bootmaker, Ilayshead Roacl
Shaw, Wm.. 59 Kinnaird Street
Shelston, Mrs, 43 Wallace Street
Shepherd, A., fisherman, 9 Old Shore Hd
Shepherd, Alex., labourer, 7 Bank Street
Shepherd, D, S., fisherman, 14 Marketgate
Shepherd, D. S., Demondale
Shepherd, David, builder, 2 Reform St
Shepherd, David, fisherman, 1 Marketgate
bhepherd, David, baker, 7 Elliot Place
Shepherd, Daviu A.. 44 High Street
Shepherd, David, 12 Marketgate
Shepherd, G., moulder, 64 Marketgate
Shepherd, Geo., moulder, 69 Lochland St
Shepherd, James, baker^ 18 Elliot Street
Shepherd, James, mason, 34 Ernest Street
Shepherd, Jas., fisherman, 50 Marketgate
Shepherd, Jas., 39 Dishland Street
Shepherd, Tas., 21 Rossie Street
Shepherd, John, fisherman, 15 High Street
Shepherd, John, 21 Carnegie Street
Shepherd, Joseph, 33 Ladybridge Street
Shepherd, Joseph, 5 Union St E.
Shepherd, Peter S., 13 Marketgate
Shepherd, R., 14 Marketgate
Shepherd, Thomas. 56 Marketgate
Shepherd Wm., moulder, 64 Fergus Sq
Shepherd Wm., 10 West Abbey" Street
Shepherd, Ann, spinster, Baldovan Street
Shepherd, Jessie, spinster, 3 W. Newgate
Shepherd, Miss A. B.. 33 Carnegie Street
Shepherd, Miss M.. 5 Cairnie Street
Shepherd, Mrs, 8 Marketgate
Shepherd, Mrs, 5 Old Shore Head
Shepherd, Mrs, 36 Fergus Square
Shepherd, Mrs. millworker, 7 Marketgate
Shepherd. Mrs A„ 5 West Mary Street
Shepherd, Mrs B., grocer, 25 Ernest St
Shepherd, Mrs E., 38 Brechin Road
Shepherd, Mrs Eveline. 44 Ernest Street
Shepherd. Mrs J., 22 Fergus Street
Shepherd, Mrs Jane S.. 36 Barngreen
Shepherd, Mrs L., 9 St Vigeans Road
Sheridan, Mrs-, 43 Barngreen
Sheridan, Mrs. 29 Abba; Street
Sheridan. Mrs E._ 9 East Mary Street
Sheriff. F., mason 56 Marketgate
Sheriff. Mrs Margaret. 27 Bank Street
Sherriff. .William. 3 West Marv Street
Sherriff. Miss, 26 Hamilton Green
Sherriffs, Geo., manuftr., Kinloch Ter
Sherriffs, Mrs C, 48 Sidney Street
Sherrit,' Alex., farmer, 16 Ponderlaw Le
Sherrit, Miss H., residenter, 40 Millgate
Loan
Shields, James G., mason, 21 Bank Street
Shillito, Wm., 22 Jamieson Street
Sievwright, John, 25 Commerce Street
Sievwright, John, jn.. joiner, 31 Lordburn
Sievwright, Robt. W., joiner, 17 Queen St
Sievwright, Thos., 12 Abbot Streit
Sievwright, Rachel, 2 Reform Street
Sim, Ernest^ 3 Reform Street
Sim, George, 8 Ann Street
Sim, George, 20 Marketgate
Sim, George, 27 St Mary Street
Sim, J. H., bank agent, 2 Commerce St
Sim, John, bleacher, 4 Bakers Wynd
Sim, John, 70 Keptie Street
Sim, John R., 74 High Street
Sim, Thomas. 46 Brechin Road
Sim, W. D.j labourer, 2 East Newgate
Sim, Miss Jane, 22 West Keptie Street
Sim, Miss Marv Ann, 16 John Street
Sim, Mrs, widow, 32 Millgate Loan
Sim, Mrs, 23 St Mary Street
Sim, Mrs B., millworker, 9 Millgate Ln
Sim, Mrs Mary Ann, 57 Helen Street
Sime, Mrs Agnes, 29 Hannah Street
Sime, Mrs M. J., 38 St Vigeans Road
Simpson, Alex., mason, 6 Duke Street
Simpson, Alex., 23 Havswell Road
Simpson, Andrew, lapper, 21 Fergus Sq
Simpson, David, carter, 14 Fergus St
Simpson, Ed., engineer, 78 St Vigeans Rd
Simpson, Ernest.. 13 Culloden Road
Simpson, G., flaxdresser, 61 E. Abbey St
Simpson, Geo., signalman, 12 Kyd St
Simpson, George, 22 West Mary Street
Simpson, George, 21 Rossie Street
Simpson, James, shoemaker, 8 Leonard St
Simpson, Annie, residenter, 29 Marketgate
Simpson, Matilda. 12 Elliot Street
Simpson, Miss A., charwoman, 10 Mur-
ray Place
Simpson, Miss Mary A., 8 Rosemount Rd
Simpson, Mrs Annie. 10 Ann Street
Simpson, Mrs C. A. G-, 22 Applegate
Simpson, Mrs M., 163 High Street
Sinclair, And., 13 Cairnie Street
Sinclair, Robert B., draughtsman, 59
Kinnaird Street
Singers', Alex., ironplater, 46 Ernest St
Skea, Alex., 4 Hope Street
Skea, Charles F., carting contractor, 16
Hannah Street.
Skea, David, 19 Millgate Loan
Skea, Geo., builder, 40 Dishland Street
Skea, James, weaver, 12 Bridge Street
Skea, James. 47 Barngreen
Skea, John B. 14 Hannah Street
Skea, William, carter, 7 Hannah Street
Skea, Jemima, spinster. 16 Leonard St
Skea, Mrs, 71 Ladyloan
Skea, Mrs, 4 Howard Street
Skea, Mrs James, 21 Hannah Street
Skea, Mrs Mary, widow, 8 Leonard Street
Skelton, Mrs J. A.. 26 St Vigean ; Road
Skene, Gilbert C, labourer, 3 Ogilvy PI
Skene, Thomas. 32 Ernest Street
Sleith. James. 9 Millgate Loan
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Founded 1797.
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Fidelity, Employer's Liability, Third Party, Motor Cars,
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LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
181
Small, David M., L.D.S., Dishland St
Small, Jessie, It) Jamieson Street
Smart, A., farm servant, 73 Mitigate Ln
Smart, Alex., joiner, 4 Lochland Street
Smart, Alex., 18 Abbot Street
Smart, C. Ramsay, 91 Kcptie Street
Smart, Chas., 26 Seagate
Smart, D. R., postman, 138 High Street
Smart, David, 8 Russell Street
Smart, David, millworker, 8 Stanley St
Smart, David, bleacher, 35 Culloden Rd
Smart, Fred., 70 Marketeate
Smart, George, 1 Elliot Street
Smart, Gilbert. 59 High Street
Smart, James, tailor, 8i Dishland St
Smart, James, boot repairer, 19 John St
Smart, James, 33 Sidney Street
Smart, John, shoemaker, 25 John Street
Smart, Joseph, photographer, 44 Sidney St
Smart, S„ 15 Fergus Square
Smart, Walter. 23 Gowan Street
Smart, W. A.," tailor, 25 Fergus Square
Smart, William, 41 Kinnaird Street
Smart, Wm., mason, 35 Kinnaird Street
Smart, Wm., 32 Sidney Street
Smart, Jane Ann, 62 St Mary Street
Smart, Jane, 55 Fergms Street
Smart, Miss Mary, 1 West Mary Street
Smart, Mrs C. 6 Gowan Street
Smart, Mrs, 41 West Newgate
Smart. Airs Jean, 21 Culloden Road
Smart, Mrs Mary, 1 Queen Street
Smart, Mrs Marv 24 Green Street
Smart. Mrs Rosa, 17 West Abbey St
Smith, A. K., grngrcr., 21 St Vigeans Rd
Smith, A. K., jun., commercial traveller,
23 St Vigeans Road
Smith, Adam, fisherman, 21 Old Shore Hd
Smith, Alex., ironmoulder, 49 Rossie St
Smith, Alex. W., joiner, 26 Gowan Street
Smith, Alex., labourer, 17 Gowan Street
Smith, Alex., fisherman, 29 Union St. E
Smith, Alex., White Hart Hotel
Smith, Alex., registrar, 24 Culloden Ter
Smith, Alex., 45 Hill Street
Smith, Alex., 163 High Street
Smith, Alex., carter. 48 St Vigeans Road
Smith, Alex., 33 Lindsay Street
Smith. Alex. ; 64 Helen Street
Smith. Alfred, baker, 74 Cairnie Street
Smith, Andrew, cork cutter, 11 Ladyloan
Smith, Andrew, 15 Millgate Loan
Smith. Arch., surfaceman, 55 Kinnaird Si
Smith, Arch., 52 Kinnaird Streett
Smith, Benjamin. 19 Panmure Street
Smith, C.| warehouseman, 1 Addison PI
Smith, Charles, fisherman, 8 Marketgate
Smith, Chas., fisherman, 19 Old Shore Hd
Smith, Chas., fisherman, 1 Old Shore Hd
Smith, Chas., fisherman, 8 Seagate
Smith, Chas., 10 Marketgate
Smith, Chas. R., East Grimsby
Smith. Daniel, fisherman, o W. Newgate
Smith, David, fisherman, 14 Union St. E
Smith, David, fishermim, 16 Marketgate
Smith, David, fisherman, 8 Marketgate
Smith, David, fisherman, 18 Seagate
Smith, David, 4 Rosebank "
Smith, David, mechanic. 32 Howard St '
Smith. David, labourer, 45 John Street
Smith, David, clerk, 62 Lochland Street
Smith, David, 5 Marketgate
Smith, David, 70 Rossie Street
Smith, David, 21 Sidney Street
Smith, David, 20 Hill Street
Smith, Ed., shoemaker, 48j Cairnie Street
Smith, Edward, 18 Cross Mill Wynd
Smith, Frank, millworker, 12 Brechin Rd
Smith, George, labourer, 37 W. Keptie St
Smith, George, fisherman, 9 Marketgate
Smith, George, fisherman, 25 Seagate
Smith, George, b4 Cairnie Street
Smith, George, 12 Cross Mill Wynd
Smith, George, 50 Cairnie Street
Smith, Hugh, fisherman, 4 South Street
Smith, Hugh, 17 Abbot ~ Street
Smith, Hunter. 16 Maule Street
Smith, Hy., ironturner, 5 St Vigeans Rd
Smith, J., flaxdresser, 39 Ladybridge St
Smith, J. L., tailor, 56 Cairnie Street
Smith, James, fruiterer 30 W. Mary St
Smith, James, fisherman, 30 Union St E
Smith, James, labourer, 10 Marketgate
Smith, James, labourer, 34 Kinnaird St
Smith, James, painter. 19^ East Abbey St
Smith, James, gasworker, £9 Palmer St
Smith, James, Springfield House
Smith, James, labourer, 23 Elliot Street
Smith, James, 55£ Panmure Street
Smith. James, porter. 30 Kyd Street
Smith, James I. C. 6 Bank Street
Smith, James W., seaman, 26 Helen St
Smith, James, 24 High Street
Smith, James, 23 Ladybridge Street
Smith, Tames. 2D West Newgate
Smith, Jas,, 53 High Street
Smith, Tas., factory worker, 42 Ernest St
Smith, John, 5 Old Shore Head
Smith. John, gas stoker, 47 Leonard Street
Smith, John. 3 Abbey Path
Smith, John, flaxdresser, 50 Brechin Road
Smith, John, fisherman, 8 Hill Road
Smith, John, fisherman, 18 John Street
Smith, John, 32 Ladybridge Street
Smith, John, fisherman, 1 Seagate
Smith, John, slater 38 Ann Street
Smith, John, 37 Guthrie Port
Smith, John. 6 Ann Street
Smith. John, 55 Barngreen
Smith. John, 21 Ogilvy Place
Smith, John V., engineer, 93 Keptie St
Smith, John, 24 Seagate
Smith, John, Seaton Road
Smith, lohn, 57 Barngreen
Smith, Paii... 20 Glover Street
Smith, Peter, fisherman, 7 Old Shore Hd
Smith, Peter, 36 Ladybridge Street
Smith, Peter, fisherman, 4 E. Newgate
Smith, Peter, gardener, Springfield Ter
Smith, Peter< 27 Ernest Street
Smith. R. S.. solicitor, 6 \V-„ Abbey St
Smith, Robert, 45 John Street
Smith, Robert, sailmaker, 6 Gowan Street
Smith, Robert, fisherman. 9 Marketgate
Smith. Robert, seaman, 35 Union St E
Smith, Robert, 21 West Newgate
Smith. Robert, postman, 52 High Street
Smith. Robert, 16 Millgate Loan
182
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Telephone 103.
W. L. GRANT & SON
Painters and Decorators
267 HIGH STREET - ARBROATH
C. N. aNDERSON
Wine & Spirit Merchant
"THE STAG,"
WEST PORT, ARBROATH
Begs to call attention to his Stock of OLD
SCOTCH WHISKY, much famed for its
Mildness and Delicious Flavour. Matured in
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of Highest Class.
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Procured from the Best Brewers.
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MOTOR ENGINEER,
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Any Make of Motor Car or Cycle Supplied.
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LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
183
Smith. Robert, 19 Old Shore Head
Smith, Root., fisherman, 13 Union St E
Smith, T., labourer, 33 Ladybridge St
Smith, Thomas, 2 Wallace Street
Smith, Thomas C. 22 Ladybridge Street
Smith, W., fisherman, 26 Ladybridge St
Smith, W. z 15 Convent Street
Smith, W. W., 15 Smithy Croft
Smith, William A., 52 Addison Place
Smith, William, 26 Ladybridge Street
Smith, William, fisherman, 7 High Street
Smith, William, fisherman, 13 Union St E
Smith, William, 11 Ogilvy Place
Smith, William, 9 Barngreen
Smith, William, 2 John Street
Smith, William, 8 Union Street East
Smith, Wm., labourer. 7 Leonard Street
Smith, Wm., joiner, 33 Lochland Street
Smith, Wm., fisherman, 3 South Street
Smith, Wm., fisherman, 21 Union St E
Smith, Wm., fishworker, 21 W. Newgate
Smith, Wm., blacksmith, 40 Howard St
Smith, Wm., police const., 4 Ponderlaw L
Smith. Wm. D., 15 Smithy Croft
Smith, Wm., 17 Ogilvie Place
Smith, Wm., 4 Queen Street
Smith, Wm., 22 Hillend Road
Smith, Barbara, 12 Barngreen
Smith, Catherine, 14 Marketgate
Smith, Catherine, grocer. 24 High Street
Smith, Eliz., millworker, 50 Helen Street
Smith. Elsie White. 42" John Street
Smith, Emma J., spinster, 70 Marketgate
Smith, Isabella G., bootfitter, 16 West
Abbey Street
Smith, Jean C, widow, Viewfield Road
Smith, Miss, 37 Howard Street
Smith, Miss Betsy, 77 Lochland Street
Smith. Miss Betsv. 1 Guthrie Port
Smith, Miss Helen. 20 Elliot Street
Smith, Miss Isabella, 8 Maule Stre*
Smith, Miss Isabella, 31 Gravesend
Smifth, Miss Jane, 2» Addison Place
Smith, Miss Jane. 56 Helen Street
Smith. Miss Jessie. 24 Dalhousie Place
Smith, Miss M., factory worker, 30 St
Mar j' Street
Smith, Mrs, 56 St Mary Street
Smith, Mrs, 27 Howard Street
Smith, Mrs, 8 Mitigate Loan
Smith, Mrs A., 20 Dishland Street
Smith, Mrs Agnes, 27 Union Street East
Smith Mrs Alex., 23 Lordburn
Smith. Mrs Ann, 29 Abbot Street
Smith. Mrs Ann, Elliot Place
Smith, Mrs Ann W., 69 Helen Street
Smith, Mrs Annie, 143 High Street
Smith. Mrs C, factory worker, 22 Gowan
Street
Smith, Mrs Christina. 269 High Street
Smith, Mrs E., 4 Greenbank
Smith. Mrs Hannah, 7 Palmer Street
Smith, Mrs Helen, 4 West Keptic Street
Smith, Mrs Helen, 62 Brechin Road
Smith, Mrs Isabella, 17 Kinnaird Street
Smith, Mrs Isabella, 23 Ladybridge St.
Smith, Mrs J., 31 Seagate
Smith, Mrs J. L., 7 South Grimsby
Smith, Mrs Jane, grocer, 20 Marketgate
Smith, Mrs Jane, factory wkr., 16 Mill-
gate Loan
Smith. Mrs Janet, 36 Howard Street
Smith, Mrs Jean, 8 Leonard Street
Smith. Mrs Jeannie, 5 Kinnaird Street
Smith, Mrs Jessie B., 42 Marketgate
Smith, Mrs Jessie, 10 Marketgate
Smith. Mrs Jessie, 19 Millgate Loan
Smith, Mrs Jessie, 13 Marketgate
Smith, Mrs Margaret, 21 Palmer Street
Smith, Mrs Margaret, oo High Street
Smith, Mrs Mary, b Green Street
Smith, Mrs Mary Ann. 16 Seagate
Smyth, Alex., 39 Ogilvy Place
Smyth, John, 5 Palmer Street
Smyth, P., mill foreman, 18 Lochland St
Smyth, Wm., 19 Hays Lane
Smyth, Mary A., 23" Ernest Street
Smyta. Mrs, 23 Cairnie Street
Soutar, Alex. A. 2 20 Leonard Street
Soutar, Alex., shoemaker, 26 E. Mill Wy
Soutar^ Andrew, fireman. 48 Leonard St
Soutar, Carnegie, baker, 122 High Street
Soutar, David, labourer. 36 Hannah St
Soutar, David, 45 Millgate Loan
Soutar, Geo. C, baker, 15 E. Abbey St
Soutar, George 17 Gowan Street
Soutar, John, chimneysweep, 17 Gowan St
Soutar, Robert, ironturner, 9 Hannah St
Soutar, W. M., Bracklinn, Salisbury PL
Soutar, William, labourer, 10 Gowan St
Soutar, Miss, 17 Hillend Road
Soutar, Miss J., factory worker, 19 North
Grimsby
Soutar, Misses, Bracklinn, Salisbury PL
Soutar, Mrs B., widow, 14 Addison PI
Soutar, Mrs Eli/.., 14 Nolt Loan
Soutar, Mrs Marjory. 19 Allan Street
Souter Misses, 37 West Keptie Street
Souttar, John, 22 Maule Street
Spalding, A., insur. agt., 44 Nolt Loan Rd
Spalding, Alex., 48 High Street
Spalding, James. 10 Tohn Street
Spankie, M. L., 13 Queen Street
Spankie, W., telegraphist, 240 High St
Spark, Frank, 37 Lordbur.n
Snark James, coal wkr., 6 St Vigeans Rd
Spark, William, 17 Ogilvie Place
Spark, Missi Helen. 20 Culloden Terrace
Soark. Mrs Jane. 69 Locniand Street
Spark, Mrs Jane H., 60 Fergus Square
Spark. Mrs Jessie. 46 John Street
Spence, Alex., 14 St Vigeans Road
Spence. Alfred, 60 Howard Street
Spence, Geo., 240 High Street
Spence, Thos., shoemaker, 50 Leonard St
Spence, W., ticket collector, 42 Helen St
Spence, Mrs Eliz., 52 Leonard S'reet
Spiers, Mrs Annie W., 29 John Street
Spink. Adam, fisherman, 3 W. Newgate
Spiers, Albert, mechanic, 1 Green Street
Soink. Daniel, 45 Kinnaird Street
Spink, David, 19£ North Grimsby
Spink, David, labourer, 14 Millgate Loan
Spink, Ed., manager, 13 Bank Street
Spink* Geo., labourer, 41. John Street
Spink, Geo. B., plumber, 28 W. Newgate
Spink, James, labourer. 4 Seagate
Spink, James, salmonfisher, 18 Hill Place
184 YEAU BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE LOCHLANDS BAR
Hi Lochia nds St., Arbroath
WHISKIES, BRANDIES, RUMS, WINES, J
all of the Best Vintages.
DRAUGHT BEER always in Sparkling Condition.
BASS'S BEELt in Bottle
COMBE'S STOUT and TENNANT'S STRONG ALE.
SITTING ACCOMMODATION.
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FOR
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LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
185
Spink, John, 17 Convent Street
Spink, Joseph, fisherman, 22 John Street
Spink. Joseph, 9 Anderson Street
Spink, Norman, 24 Helen Street
Spink, Peter, fisherman, 18 High Street
Spink, Robert, 33 Union Street East
Spink, Robt., hallkeeper, 64 High Street
Spink, William, 74 Cairnie Street
Spink, Wm., labourer, 24 Union St E
Spink, Bella M., spinster, 15 Ann Street
Spink, Catherine, widow, 19 South Street
Spink, Williamina, widow, 17 W. Newgate
Spink, Mrs Bets" 56 Marketgate
Spink, Mrs C. 59 Ladybridge Street
Spink, Mrs Helen, 29 Culloden Road
Spink, Mrs Henry, 19 Millgate Loan
Spink, Mrs Nellie, 52 Marketgate
Spraggs, William, electrical engineer, 62
Lochland Street
Sprott, Jessie E., retired teacher, 14 Col-
vill Place
Sprunt, Mrs Elizabeth, 2 Gayfielcl
Stables, Alex. R. blacksmith. 19 Park St
Stalker, Mary, spinner, 61 Helen Street
Stalker, Mrs, 1 Elliot Strett
Standish, Mrs Jane. 43 Lochland St
Stark, Mrs D. L., 43 Cairnie Street
Stark, Mrs Eliz., 21 Ponderlaw Lane
Steel, Mrs Agnes, 33 Ann Street
Steele, Alex., 6 Duke Street
Steele, David, 9 Reform Street
Steele, John, 25 Elliot Street
Steele, Miss M., 42 Helen Street
Stephen, Charles. 57 Barngreen
Stephen, D., engineer, 5 Addison Place
Stephen, George, 1 Elliot Street
Stephen, George, 21 Green Street
Stephen, George, 1 Gayfield
Stephen, J., police const., 146 High Street
Stephen, R. O., fish mcht.. 1 Dishland St
Stephen, Thos., policeman, 59 Leonard St
Stephen, Jane G., 18 Rossie Street
Stephen, Margaret confectioner, 188 High
Street
Stephen, Miss Annie. Cairnie Road
Stephen, Miss M., 8 Colvill Place
Stephen, Mrs 31 East Abbey Street
Stephen, Mrs Ann, 44 St Vigeans Road
Stephen, Mrs Jane, 26 Elliot Street
Stephen, Mrs Jessie. 55 Dishland Street
Stephenson, A., draper. 19 Victoria St
Steven, Alex., 3 South Grimsby
Steven, John, shoemaker, 37 Elliot Street
Steven, Wm. K., 82 High Street
Steven, Jemima, grocer. 20 Ann Street
Steven, Mary E.. spinster, 28 Sidney St
Steven, Mrs Esther, 57 Barngreen
Stevenson, Mrs J. G., 6 Gowan Street
Stevenson, Mrs Margaret, 39 Wallace St
Stewart, Alex. ; 19 Ann Street
Stewart, Alex." B., 6 Carnegie Street
Stewart, Alexander, j.o East Mary Street
Stewart, Alfred, 25 Commerce Street
Stewart, Angus moulder, 27 Culloden Rd
Stewart, Charles, clerk. 39 Hannah St
Stewart, David, 5 Hill Road
Stewart, David F., mason. 42 Sidney St
Stewart, David, 2 Wallace Street
Stewart, David L., sen., 39 W. Abbey St.
Stewart, Geo., signalman, 60 St Mary St
Stewart, George, 45 Helen Street
Stewart, J. A., residenter, 2 Osborne Ter
Stewart, James, painter, 17 Barngreen
Stewart, James A., 27 Cairnie Street
Stewart, John, 17 Lady loan
Stewart, John, agent, British Linen Bank,
1 Brothock Bridge
Stewart, John, contractor, 16 High St
Stewart, John, 100 Keptie Street
Stewart, Johri(, 40 Sidney Street
Stewart, John, 39 Fisheracre
Stewart, John K.., 11 East Abbey Street
Stewart, John W., 3 Fisheracre
Stewart, Peter, 85 Millgate Loan
Stewart, Peter, 4 Leonard Street
Stewart, R. B., 3 Salisbury Place
Stewart, Robert, machineman. 120 High St
Stewart, Robert, 2 Maule Street
Stewart, Walter J., 9 Gowan Street
Stewart, William, 6 Ann Street
Stewart, William, 54 High Street
Stewart, William N., 16 Brechin Road
Stewart, William, 4 Brechin Road
Stewart, Wm.. superintendent, Dale In-
dustrial School, Brechin Road
Stewart, Annie W., widow, 3 Lillies Wy
Stewart, Catherine, 5 St Vigeans Road
Stewart, Mary A., reeler, 9 Union St E
Stewart, Mary A., dressmaker, 43 West
Newgate
Stewart, Miss 1 Locnland Street
Stewart, Miss Margaret, 33 West Port
Stewart, Mrs Agnes, 34 Ogilvie Place
Stewart, Mrs Agnes 36 Victoria Street
Stewart, Mrs A. M., 18 Culloden Terrace
Stewart, Mrs A. R., 33 Fergus Street
Stewart, Mrs Christina, 62 Cairnie Street
Stewart, Mrs Georgina, 58 St Vigeans Rd.
Stewart, Mrs I., widow, 9 Howard Street
Stewart, Mrs Isabella, 21 Culloden .Road
Stewart, Mrs Jane, 168 High Street
Stewart, Mrs Jane, 22 Fergus Street
Stewart, Mrs R., weaver, 25 Grant Road
Stewart, Susan, factory worker, 62 How-
ard Street
Stirling, Alex., 2 Dorward Place
Stirling, David, mason 5 Kyd Street
Stirling, Geo., carter 41 Wallace Street
Stirling, James, 43 Elliot Street
Stirling lohn, 43 Ladyloan
Stirling, John, 39 Culloden Road
Stirling, John 44 Ernest Street
Stirling, Wm. G , 8 Duke Street
Stirling, Annie, residenter. 10 W. Abbey St
Stirling, Miss A., 1 Walker Place
Stiven, And., shoemaker. 44 Howard St
Stiven, Grace, 26 Ladyloan
Stiven, Jane, picker 26 Ladyloan
Stiven, Miss Betsy. 2 Millgate Loan
Stiven, Miss Eliz., 23 John Street
Stiven, Misses, 26 Ladyloan
Stcbbs, Mrs Agnes, 43 Rossie Street
Stockman, David, 11 Wallace Street
Stone, Harold V., organist, 42 Lochland St
Stormont, Charles, labourer, 22 Kyd St
Stormont, D., 81 Keptie Street
Stormont. James, 27 Dishland Street
Stormont, W., flaxdresser, 1 Barbers Croft
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YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Personal
Accident.
Sickness and
Accident.
Workmen's
Compensation
Domestic
Servants.
Motor Cars.
Private Motor
Cycles.
Live Stock.
Comprehensive ' ' Household " Insurances :
FIRE. BURGLARY. ACCIDENTS TO SERVANTS
District Offices : Northern Assurance Buildings
110 COMMERCIAL STREET, DUNDEE.
Directors at Dundee :
JAS. BARTY, Esq., LL B. C. C. DCTNCAN, Esq.
J. ERNEST C X, Esq., LL.B. ANDREW HENDRY, Esq.
J. A. KYD, Esq. C. H. MARSHALL, Esq., S.S.C.
Secretary— ROBERT BUTTER.
Prospectuses and Proposal Forms may be bad on application from any of tbe
Company's Agents.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
1ST
Stormont, Miss Jane, 87 Ladyloan
Stormont, Mrs C, 35 Commerce Street
Storrier, Helen, factory worker, 8 Leo-
nard Street
Storrier, Mrs Margt. G. F., 26 Bank St
Stott, Alex. M'K., 4 Howard Street
Stott, F. J. A., 26 Fergus Square
Stott, Jas., surfaceman, 5 St Vigeans Rd
Strachan. A, 10 Catherine Street
Strachan, Allan R.. 2 Howard Street
Strachan, And., insur. agt. r 14 Barngreen
Strachan. Andrew B.. 42^ Brechin Road
Strachan, Benjamin, 10 George Street
Strachan, D„ bleacher, 13 St Vigeans Rd
Strachan, David, 2 West Abbey Street
Strachan, Fred, traveller, Kinloch Ter
Strachan, G., shoemaker, 36 Mitigate Ln
Strachan, James, 23 St Mary Street
Strachan, James N., 15 Culloden Road
Strachan, John, butcher, 80 Cairnie St
Strachan, John L., tailor, 56a High St.
Strachan, Tohn, 204 High Street
Strachan, R., plasterer, 47 Culloden Road
Strachan. Robert, 5 Lochlands Street
Strachan, Robt., tailor, 27 Commerce St
Strachan. Thomas, 15 St Vigeans Road
Strachan, Thos., engineer, 7 Guthrie Port
Strachan, Thos. D., fitter, 56a High St
Strachan W., 6 Hill Terrace
Strachan, W. B., bookseller, 10 George St
Strachan, Elizabeth, widow, 6 Maule St
Strachan, Miss Agnes M. K., 34 Ann St.
Strachan, Miss Annie, librarian, 16 Col-
vill Place
Strachan, Miss Mary B., 51 Keptie Street
Strachan, Misses, 38 Addison Place
Strachan, Misses W. and H., 35 West
Grimsbj'
Strachan, Mrs M., 59^ St Mary Street
Strachan, Mrs M. A., 30 Maule Street
Strachan, Mrs Maria, 21 Duke Street
Strachan, Mrs Robina, 9 West Mary St
Stratton, Christina, 51 Millgate Loan
Stuart, Alex. M., vintner, 13 Old Shore
Head
Stuart. Alex. R., 6 Carnegie Street
Stuart, Donald, 12 Cross Mill Wynd
Stuart, W., labourer. 30 St Vigeans Road
Stuart, Mrs, 19 Dalhousie Place
Sturrock, Alex., surfaceman, 13 Glover St
Sturrock, D., factorv worker, 17 Barngreen
Sturrock, Geo. W. L., leather manufac-
turer, 6 Alexandra Place
Sturrock, James. 50 Leonard Street
Sturrock, John, bowling green keeper, 57
Leonard Street
Sturrock, M. A., 11 Russell Street
Sturrock, P., motor driver, 4 Bridge St
Sturrock, W., blacksmith, 78 St Vigeans Rd
Sturrock, Wm., 28 Hamilton Green
Sturrock, Annie, factory worker, 14 Chal
mers Street
Sturrock, Mrs Alex., 3 Duke Street
Sturrock, Mrs Annie, 53 Green Street
Sturrock, Mrs Lizzie, 24 Green Street
Sumpter, A., manager, Morley Place
Sutcliffi, Mrs Isabella, 52 Leonard St.
Sutherland, Alex., 10 St Vigeans Road
Sutherland, J., gardener, 7 Lochland St
Sutherland, J labourer, 83 Lochland St
Sutherland, "Jas., 4 Hume Street
Sutherland, W. F., clerk, 260 High Street
Sutherland, Win., 23 Ladyloan
Sutherland, Win.* 46 Dishland Street
Sutherland, Elizabeth, factory worker, 10
West Abbey Street
Sutherland. Helen. 88 Helen Street
Sutherland, Marv, 83 Keptie Street
Sutherland, Mrs M.. 35 North Port
Suttie, Alex., slater. 20 Lochland Street
Suttie, Alex., 31 Lochland Street
Suttie, Andrew, labourer, 17 Ernest St
Suttie, James, 39 Green Street
Suttie, Win.. 11 Elliot Street
Suttie, Ann, 20 West Mary Street
Suttie, Mary, Bell Rock Lane
Suttie, Mrs Eliz., Union Villa, Gayfield
Suttie, Mrs Helen, 14 Ann Street
Swan, David, seaman. 18 Abbot Street
Swan, Geo., fisherman, 22 Ladybridge
Swan, James, fisherman, 32 Barngreen
Swan, James, fisherman. 30 Seagate
Swan, John, 19 Union Street East
Swan, W.j 1 South Street
Swan, W., Horologe Ho , Hayshead Rd
Swan, Wm., 98 Keptie Street
Swan, Mrs Isabella, 4 Springfield Terrace
Swan, Mrs M., fishdealer, 25 Union St E
Swan, Mrs M., 8 Ponderlaw Lane
Swankie, Alexander, 5 Wardmill Road
Swankie, Charles, fisherman, 7 Marketgate
Swankie, Charles, 11 Old Shore Head
Swankie, Claude, fisherman, 28 Seagate
Swankie, D. C, IO3 Seagate
Swankie, David, 10 West Newgate
Swankie. David, fisherman, 11 South St
Swankie, David, fisherman, 15 South St
Swaakie, David H., 30 Glover Street
Swankie, Henry, engineer, 40 John St
Swankie, Hugh, fisherman, 8 High Street
Swankie, Hugh, 47 West Abbey Street
Swankie, J., fisherman, 11 Old Shore Hd
Swankie, James, moulder, 9 Marketgate
Swankie, "James P., 39 John Street
Swankie, Joseph, 8 Shore
Swankie, Joseph, 32 Seagate
Swankie, Joseph, 18 John Street
Swankie, P., 10 Union Street West
Swankie, Peter, labourer. 20 High St
Swankie, Peter, 6 Marketgate
Swankie, Peter, 35 Union Street East
Swankie, Peter R.. 7 Guthrie Hill
Swankie, Peter, 3 Marketgate
Swankie, R., 9 Marketgate
Swankie, Robert, 9 Old Shore Head
Swankie, Robert, 12 Bakers Wynd
Swankie, Robert, 14 St Vigeans Road
Swankie, Robt., fisherman, 41 W. Grimsby
Swankie, Robt. S., labourer, 10 High St
Swankie, T.j fisherman. 12 Union St E
Swankie, Thomas B., 1 Shore
Swankie, Thos., fisherman, 14 Seagate
Swankie, Thos., merchant, 10 High St
Swankie, Thos P., fisherman, 8 South St
Swankie, Tom, fisherman, 3 W. Newgate
Swankie, William, 29 John Street
Sutherland, H., manager, 35 Cairnie Street Swankie, William Watt, 6 Marketgate
188 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Winners of Gold Medal and Diplomas for Bread Making.
Arbroath, No. 114— TELEPHONES— Friockheim, No. 2.
Carnegie Soutar & Sons
FAMILY BREAD, BISCUIT, and ....
PASTRY BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS
118 HIGH STREET - - - ARBROATH
And at MILLGATE, FRIOCKHEIM
SHORTBREAD and BRIDESCAKES a Specialty.
Picnic and Marriage Parties Purveyed for.
Orders given in at Arbroath and Friockheim will be Punctually Attended to.
You Can Depend
On the Quality of the Fish
. you Buy at BEATTIE'S .
OUR SUPPLIES COME DAILY
from Arbroath Harbour, and are sold
Direct to the Public at Keenest
Market Prices.
ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED.
Beattie's Fish Depot
BROTHOCK BRIDGE. ARBROATH.
Swankie, Win., fisherman, 18 South Street
Swankie, Wm;, fisherman, 6 Marketgate
Swankie, Wm., labourer, 31 Seagate
Swankie, Wm., fisherman, 11 Union St E
Swankie, Jessie, 60 Marketgate
Swankie, Lily, 10 High Street
Swankie, Mrs C, widow. 13 South Street
Swankie, Mrs Catherine, 31 Union St E
Swankie, Mrs David, 16 High Street
Swankie, Mrs Eliz., 23 High Street
Swankie, Mrs Elizabeth, widow, 7 High
Street
Swankie, Mrs Isabella, 15 High Street
Swankie, Mrs J., millworker, 27 John St
Swankie, Mrs Margaret, 45 Marketgate
Swankie, Mrs Robina, 32 Seagate
Swankie, Mrs Thomas, 39 Sidney Street
Swanson, John, moulder, 11 Fergus Sq
Swanson, Mrs Wm., 18 Glover Street
Sweeney, Peter, 64 Marketgate
Sweet, Robert S., banker, 59 High Street
Swiaton, Alex., 37 High Street
Swinton, Mrs Eliz., 142£ High Street
Swirles, John, engineer, 64 Lochland St
Sword, James, 19 Guthrie Port
Sword, James R., 11 Guthrie Hill
Sword, Mrs Barbaraj_42 Rossie Street
Symmers, W. 4 6 Hill Terrace
Symon, A. A., architect, 52 Lochland St
Symon, George, roper, 1 Addison Place
Symon, Jas., ironturner, 14 W. Abbey St
Symon, Mrs Jane, 60 Millgate Loan
Tait, James, 2 Bakers Wynd
Tait, John, chemist, 2 Dishland Street
Tait, Agnes and Isabella, 16 Rossie St.
Tait, Mrs Mary, 70 Keptie Street
Talbert, Caithness, labourer, 12 Maule St
Talbert, James, 63 Leonard Street
Talbert, Wm., 19 Panmure Street
Talbot, Wm., sailmaker, 29 Fergus Street
Tarbat, A., 44 Elliot Streeit
Tarbat, Annie and Euphemia, spinsters,
28-30 Gowan Street
Tarbet, Alexander, 64 Fergus Square
Tarbet, James L., printer. 1 Applegate
Tarbet, John, clerk, 10 Ponderlaw Lane
Tasker, John, signalman, 8 Wallace St
Tasker, John, labourer, 45 Millgate Loan
Tasker, John K., 9 Glover Street
Tasker, W., factory wkr., 12 Chalmers St
Taylor, Alex., ironturner, 7 Anderson St
Taylor, Alex., 74 Cairnie Street
Taylor, Arthur, 76 Marketgate
Taylor, D., 231 High Street,
Taylor. D., 26 East Mill Wynd
Taylor, G. S.. 10 Barbers Croft
Taylor, J. Gibb, 60 Cairnie Street
Taylor, James, farm servant. 62 Cairnie St
Taylor, James, tailor 83 High Street
Taylor, James C, 28 Glover Street
Taylor, James, St Anns, Ernest Street
Taylor, John A., reporter, 38 Helen St
Taylor, John Gibb, eO Cairnie Street
Taylor, John, 64 Fergus Square
Taylor, Percy, 22 Glover Street
Taylor, William, lapper, 16 Church St
Taylor, Wm., 5 Barbers Croft
Tavlor, Wm. R., 31 St Mary Street
Taylor, Wm., 26 East Mill Wynd
Taylor, Wm., 20 Hill Place
Taylor, Catherine, 58 Guthrie Port
Taylor, Grace, -weaver, 27 Lochland St
Taylor, Margaret, 27 West Keptie St-
Taylor, Mary A., spinster, 46 Fergus Sq
Taylor, Miss, 47 East Abbey Street
Taylor, Mrs., 1 Garden Street
Taylor, Mrs. 2 Cairnie Place
Taylor, Mrs A., 18 Dishland Street
Taylor, Mrs E., widow, 27 Cairnie Street
Taylor, Mrs Margt. A. C, 56 Howard
Street
Taylor, Mrs Mary A., 38 Helen Street
Taylor, Mrs S.. 18 Dishland Street
Tear, Alex., labourer, 62 St Vigeans Rd
Telfer, James, 93 Keptie Street
Teviotdale, Alex., fisherman, 9 John St
Teviotdale, J., fisherman, 36 W. Wewgate
Teviotdale, W., mechanic, 3 Bakers Wynd
Teviotdale, Wm., fisherman, 9 South St
Teviotdale, Mrs, 22 Smithy Croft
Thom, Alex. G., 57 Barngreen
Thorn, Geo., warehouseman, 19 Cairnie St
Thorns, Alex., billposter, 2 Abbey Street
Thomas, L. F., coastguard, 11 Shore
Thomson, A., tailor, Fountainbleau, Sea-
ton Road ,
Thomson, A. G., currier, 16 Millgate Ln
Thomson, Dr Alex., 186 High Street
Thomson, Alex., leather cutter, 17 Kyd St
Thomson, Alfred, 39 W T . Newgate St.
Thomson, D., warehouseman, 17 Dishland
Street
Thomson, D., 62 Cairnie Street
Thomson, Dr Douglas M. 5 Queen Street
Thomson, Dr J. E. G , Gowanpark, Gowan
Street
Thomson, G. L.„ 27 Abbot Street
Thomson, G. R., engraver, 34 Hamilton
Green
Thomson, G. Rutherford, 3 Springfield T
Thomson, George, 51 Ladyloan
Thomson, Harry, 19 Union Street East
Thomson, J., 74 Cairnie Street
Thomson, James, clerk, 54 Rossie Street
Thomson, James, 33 East Abbey St.
Thomson, Jas., storekeeper, 72 Howard St
Thomson, John, flaxdresser, 15 Kyd Street
Thomson, John, 19 Glover Street
Thomson, John, 30 Hannah Street.
Thomson, Louis, labourer, 11 South St
Thomson, Thomas, gardener, 27 Kyd St
Thomson, Thomas. 3 Rosebank
Thomson, William, 4 Addison Place
Thomson, Agnes, 20 Lochland Street
Thomson. Ann* 40 Hill Street
Thomson, Jane, 1 St Vigeans Road
Thomson, May, 169 High Street
Thomson, Rachael, 30 Ann Street
Thomson, Miss, maid, 35 Kinnaird St
Thomson, Miss, 32 East Mill Wynd
Thomson, Miss E. E., 60 Millgate Loan
Thomson, Miss Robina, 37 E. Abbey St
Thomson, Misses, 1 St Vigeans Road
Thomson, Mrs J. D 37 Ladybridge St
Thomson, Mrs Jane, 63 Leonard Street
Thomson, Mrs Jessie, Keptie Road
190 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
Peter Berron & Sons
Engineers and Oxy=Acelylene Welders
AND
General Blacksmiths and Horseshoers
22 PONDERLAW STREET
AND
10 SOUTH GRIMSBY
ARBROATH
SPECIALISTS IN
Acetylene Welding, Steam, Gas, and Oil Engines,
Windmills.
Ornamental Gates and Railings.
We are also Buyers of any Old Machinery,
Scrap, &c.
ESTIMATES GIVEN. TELEPHONE 143.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
191
Thomson, Mrs Margt., 63 Helen Street
Thomson, Mrs Mary, 2£>i KLptie. Street
Thomson, Mrs W. A., widow, 7 Colvill PI
Thorburn, Walter, engineer, 29 Duke St
Thorneycroft, \V. H., grocer, High St
Thornton, D., clothier. 16 Dalhousie PI
Thornton, James, joiner. 6 Elliot Street
Thornton, Robert, 3 St Vigeans Road
Thvne, John, clerk, 2 Albert Street
Tillotson, G., bank agent, 113 High St.
Titterington, Richaru, 98 High Street
Tocher, Mrs Elizabeth, 51 Ladyloan
Todd, A., 48A- Cairnie Street
Todd, David 9 Fergus Street
Todd, Wm, 5 Reform Street
Todd, Wm., 3 South Grimsby
Todd, Cecilia, 39 Green Street
Todd, Elizabeth, 3 Kinnaird Street
Todd, Jane, 28 Maule Street
Tosh, Allan, 42Jfc East Abbey Street
Tosh, D., 17 Convent Street
Tosh,' J. F. G., 14 Rosebank
Tosh, Kenneth, 6 Union Street East
Tosh, Wm., shoemaker. 44 High Street
Towler, James, 25 Panmure Street
Toye, Robert P., 30 Kyd Street
Tracey, Bernard, 32 East Mill Wynd
Traill, David B., watchman, 12 John St
Traill, Mrs^ 62 Guthrie Pont
Trimble, Chas., shoemaker, 8 Stanley St
Troop, lohn, 24 Helen Street
Tulloch, J., clerk, 58 Millgate Loan
Tulloch, Robert, banker, The Bungalow,
Rose Street
Turnbull, George, tailor, 11 Rossie Street
Turnbull, James, 22 Cairnie Street
Turnbull, James, gardener, 1 Addison PI
Turnbull, James A., iron turner, 6 Duke St
Turriff, H. A., 36 Victoria Street
Twatt, Andrew, 40 Ladyloan
Tyrie, J., 35 Sidney Street
Tyrie, John, 21 Ogilvy Place
Ure, James, 56 Millgate Loan
Urquhart, Hector, 6 James Street
Urquhart Mrs A. G., "16 East Grimsby
Valentine, 16 High Street
Valentine, Alex., 1 West Mary Street
Valentine, Andrew, 56 Fergus Square
Valentine, David. 36 Ann Street
Valentine, J., railway porter, 26 Green St
Valentine, Jas., lbr., 18 Ogilvy Place
Valentine, Joan, widow, 35 Fergus St
Valentine, Misses, 1 West Mary Street
Valentine, Mrs, 6 High Street
Vannet, J., works manager, 5 Fergus St
Vannet, Mrs Elizabeth, 30 Howard St
Vernon, F. M., seedsman, Greenbank,
Millgate Loan
Waddell, Archibald, butcher, 14 Hill PI
Waddell, John, 32 St Vigeans Road
Waddell, Mrs, 36 Ernest Street
Wade, Wm., 7 St Vigeans Road
Waiters, William, slater, 9 Green Street
Walker, Alex., 32 Dishland Street
Walker, Andrew, 51 W. Abbey Street
Walker
Walker
Walker
Wall
\valker.
Walker
Walker
Place
Walker,
Walker
Walker
Walker
Walker
ces Street
J., 16 Russell Street
James, 10 West Mill Wynd
James, 29 West Mary Street
James, mechanic, 21 Church St
James, hawker, 18 Millgate Ln
Jas., grocer, 50 St Vigeans Rd
R. C, mill manager, 10 Addison
William E., 26 E. Mill Wynd
Betsy, millworker, 33 Park Street
Eliz. M., spinster, 32 Glover St
Margt., 1 Sidney Street
Miss A., music teacher, 7 Prin-
Walker
Walker
Walker
Walker,
Walker
Walker
Walker
Walker
Wallace
Wallace,
West
Wallace,
Wallace
Wallace,
Wallace
Road
Wallace
Wallace,
•iliac
Wallac
Wallace
Wallace,
Wallace
Wallace,
Wallace,
Wallace
Wallace
'Vallace,
Wallace
Wallace
Wallace
Wallac.
Walton
Walton
Wannan
Wannan
Wannan
Warden,
Warden
Warden
Warden
Wark, I
Warren
Warren
Street
Waters, A., 24 Millgate Loan
Waterson, Charles, mason. 29 Ann Street
Waterson, William. 50 Kinnaird Street
Waterston, Mrs Margaret, 1 Rosebank
Watson, Alex., 15 Victoria Street
Watson, Charles, engnr., 15 Leonard St
Watson, D. L. M. a 12 Panmure Street
Watson, G., assist, mngr., 43 St Mary St
Watson, G. S., shoemaker, 67 Sidney St
Mrs Anne. 49 W. Abbey Street
Miss E., 36 Sidney S'treet
Miss Marv. 20 Colvill Place
Mrs, widow, 6 Elliot Place
Mrs Betsy, 31^ East Abbey St
Mrs Betsy, 33 Park Street
Mrs Elizabeth. 33 E. Mill Wynd
Mrs James, Kinloch Terrace
Andrew, dairy farmer, Culloden
Arthur A., music teacher, 15^
Port
David, carter, 39 Leonard Street
D. H., 15 Brechin Road
G., machineman, '/ Dishland St
G. R., residenter, 66 Nolt Loan
T., 81 Ladyloan
J. W., plumber, 19 Palmer St
James, 42 Elliot Street
James, 1 Cairnie Place
James, 29 East Abbey Street
Peter, labourer, 33 Lindsay St
Robert A., 43 Wallace Street
Robert, 15 East Mill Wynd
W., 8 West Mill Wynd
Wm., 29 West Abbey Street
Jessie, 20 West Mary Street
Mary, mill wrkr., 27 Howard St
Mrs Jean, 40 Kill Street
Mrs Jean, 41 Cairnie Street
Mrs M., 1 Cairnie Place
Mrs Mary, 42 Howard Street
A. C, engineer, 2 Walker P]
James 37 Guthrie Port
Amelia, 4 Applegate
James, mason, 20 Gowan Street
Lizzie, weaver, 11 Lochland St
Carl, 7 Palmer Street
Ernest, 17 Hays Lane
Harry A., 52 "Rossie Street
Mrs, 3 Church Street
ev. J. R., M.A., Cairnie Road
Peter, 25 Park Street
Peter, upholsterer, 17 Panmure
192
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
R. T. Butchart
Cabinetmaker - - Upholsterer.
Note New Address —
25 James Street - Arbroath.
(Opposite "The Palace.")
MRS DUNLOP
CONFECTIONER
26 Keptie Street, Arbroath
(Nearly Opposite Railway Station).
Fancy Biscuits j$&$^ft^' Shortbread
Finest Cakes. ^^ ^g&^ Confections
Finest Table Bon -Boris and Desert Chocolates.
A SPECIAL LINE IS OUR HOME-MADE CONFECTIONS.
Peppermint, Korehound, Cinnamon, and Clove Balls.
The Station Cycle Works
HELEN STREET, ARBROATH.
We are Experts in Every Branch of the Construction and Repairing of Cycles
and Motor Cycles, and can Re-plate and Overhaul any make of Machine.
Stove Enamelling, Re-plating, Brazing. Accessories of Every Description.
Moderate Charges. Expert Workmanship Let us Repair your Mangle.
New Rollers Fitted at Moderate Price.
Manufacturer of the Famous FAIRY Polishes.
D. FAIRWEATHER, Proprietor.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
193
Watson, George, 15 Duke Street
Watson, George, 38 Brechin Road
Watson, H., licensed per., 12 Fergus St
Watson, H., 93 Keptie Street
Watson, J. J., irondresser, 43 Rossie St
Watson, James, bleacher, 51 Guthrie Pt
Watson, James C, 9 East Abbey St
Watson, James, 26 Barngreen
Watson, John D„ commercial traveller,
19 Brothock Bridge
Watson, Peter, 41 Sidnev. Street
Watson, T. W., coal mcht., Salisbury PI
Watson, Thomas, 36 Millgate Loan
Watson, Wm., 14 Maule Strett
Watson, M., 8 St Vigeans Road
Watson, Margaret, 7 W. Abbey Street
Watson, Mary A., millwkr., 19 Church St
Watson, Mrs, residenter, 3 Rosebank
Watson, Mrs J., widow, 15 St Vigeans Rd
Watson, Mrs Jane, 21 Glover Street
A., postmistress, 50
millworker, 75 Mill-
Watson, Mrs M.
Cairnie Street
Watson, Mrs M. A
gate Loan
Watt, A. 4 3 Wallace Street
Watt, A., police sergeant, 81 Ladyloan
Watt, Mrs Alex.. 6 Elliot Place
Watt, Alex., fish merchant, 22 High St
Watt, Alexander, 50 Marketgate
Watt, Andrew, 26 Hamilton Green
Watt, Charles. 33 East Mill Wynd
Watt, David,, fireman z± Fergus Square
Watt, David, factory wrkr., 10 Seagate
Watt, David, 6 Carnegie Street
Watt, James B., mechanic, 50 Lochland St
Watt, John, 62 Helen Street
Watt, John, fisherman, 17 Seagate
Watt, Robert, 5 Ernest Street
Watt, Thomas, saddler, Strachan Street
Watt, Alexina, Li Jamieson Street
Watt, Catherine, 33 Union Street East
Watt, Jane G., spinster, 21 Queen Street
Watt, Mary, factory worker, 22 W. Abbey
Street
Watt, Mrs, 8 Bakers Wynd
Watt, Mrs, 4 Doig's Vennell
Watt, Mrs Elizabeth, 4 Nolt Loan Road
Watt, Mrs Helen, 16 Jamieson Street
Watt, Mrs Isabella, 15 Ponderlaw Street
Watt, Mrs Jessie, 47 St Mary Street
Watt, Mrs M.. 15 Culloden Road
Webster, 23 E. Mill Wynd-,
Webster, Alex., labourer, 18 Maule St
Webster, Alfred, engineer, 28 Cairnie St
Webster, Andrew, 3 Lillies -Wynd
Webster, Angus, 68 Brechin>lfoad
Webster, Chas.. 18 Bridge Street . '
Webster, D. W., manufacturer. Seaton Rd
Webster, David, painter, 24 Wardmill Rd
Webster, Francis, manufactr., Ashbrook
Webster, James, plumber, 7 Guthrie Port
Webster, John F., foreman, 4 Carnegie St
Webster, R., shoemaker. 3 Kinnaird St
Webster, W. S., 2 Cairnie Place
Webster, W. W., manufacturer, Denley,
Afbirlot Road
Webster, Wm., Bellevue, Springfield Ter
Webster, Bella, 27 Howard Street
Webster, Elizabeth, widow, 12 Abbot St
Webster, Mrs A., widow, 69 Lochland St
Webster, Mrs A.. 8 Hill Terrace
Webster, Mrs Jane A.. 1 Victoria Street
Webster, Mrs Jessie. 36 Addison Place
Webster, Mrs Jessie, 10 Jamieson Street
Weir, John, labourer, 46 Ladybridge St
Weir, Miss, Springfield Terrace
Weir, Mrs Annie, 31 Howard Street
Welsh, David, 82 Helen Street
Welsh, David, 22 Glover Street
Welsh, Horace M-, 7 Sidney Street
Welsh, James, shoemaker, 16 Fergus Sq
Welsh, John, 13 Lillies Wyad
\Velsh, Mrs, 23 Park Street
Welsh, Mrs Jane, 14 Robert Street
West, J. S., 17 South Street
Weston, Geo., labourer. 10 W. Mary St
Westwater, Elizabeth, 2 Cairnie Place
Whamond, D., irondresser, 44 Applegate
Whamond, J., moulder. 42 St Vigeans Rd
Whamond, Isabella, caretaker, 12j Spink
Street
White, Alex., residenter, 64 Cairnie St
White, Alfred, 3 Arrott Street
White, D., sen., engineer, 16 Barngreen
White, Henry, engineer, 2 Gayfield
White, James^ cashier, 11 Howard Street
White, James' C, joiner, 31 Jamieson St
White, John, 14 Church Street
White, Robt., ironwkr., 26 Jamieson St
White, Wm.. labourer, 27 Seagate
White, Mrs Ann, 17 Barngreen
White, Mrs Barbara, 21 Ernest Street
White, Mrs Betsy, 31 Tohn Street
White, Mrs Jessie, 17" Ogilvy Place
Whitton, A., ironmoulder, 18 Millgate Ln
Whitton, A., lorryman, 18 Lillies Wynd
Whitton, C, 4 Ladybridge Street
Whitton, Charles, moulder, 26 Helen St
Whitton, D., insur. agent, 19 Hays Lane
Whitton, David, 19 John Street
Whitton, David, 23 Leonard Street
Whitton, James, carter, 44 Marketgate
Whitton, James, 67 Bridge Street
Whitton, James, moulder, 30 St Mary St
Whitton, John, 19 Leonard Street
Whitton; John, carter, 31 Elliot Street
Whitton, John vanman, 15 Fergus Square
Whitton, John G., cooper, 18 Abbot St
Whitton, Thos. 1 Rosebank
Whitton, Betsy & J., drapers, 225 High St
Whitton. Robina, millwkr., 35 Lindsay St
Whyte. D. W., Hazel Cottage, Sidney St
Whyte, David, gardener, Greenfield
Whyte, George, labourer, 33 Ladyloan
■ Whyte, Harry, 31 Ann Street
Whyte, J. S., druggist, 31 Hayswell Rd.
Whyte, James D., vintner, 39 Panmure St
Whyte, James, cashier. 11 Howard Street
Whyte, James, lorryman, 17 Russell St
Whyte, P., 5 Wallace Street
Whyte, William L.. 16 Ernest Street
Whyte, Wm., labourer, 27 Seagate
Whyte, Wm., 5 St Vigeans Road
Whyte, Jane, 20 St Vigeans Road
194
YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED OVER 1QO YEARS.
Scottish Union < National
Insurance Company.
ASSETS, - £13,250,000.
HEAD OFFICE, - 35 ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH
Fire, Lightning, and Explosion
(including Loss of Profits)
Life and indowments
Annuities and Pensions
Leasehold and Capital Redemptions
Accidents and Illnesses
Employers' Liabilities
Burglary and Theft
Fidelity and Court Bonds
Transit of Valuables
Property Owners' Liabilities
Third Party Liabilities
Glass Breakage
Motor Car Risks
Vehicle Owners' Liabilities
Householders' Consolidated
Boiler Explosion
Machinery Risks
Lift Accidents. Marine.
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All these Insurances
Effected on the Most
Favourable Terms.
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Please apply for a Copy of the Company's Pi Ospectuses
containing Particulars of the Latest Schemes.
AGENTS IN ARBROATH :
W & W. H. ALEXANDER, Solicitors, 62 Hi K h Street
•CLARK, OLIVER. DEWAK & U\HB&TEK. S.S.C., N.P., Brothock Bank Bouse.
McBAlN & ANDKRSON, Solicitor.-. 15 Hill Street.
J. & W. MACDONALD, w.f.. 7 Hill Street.
NEILL & GIBB Solicitors, 93 High Street.
JOHN STEWART. British Linen Bank
JOHN ARCHIBALD, Commercial Bank.
District Office : 13 PANMURE STREET, Dundee.
JAMES W. MDIR, F.C.I.I., Resident Secretary
Telephone No. 4446. Telegraphic Address—" Unitate, ' Dundee.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
195
Whyte, Mrs, 36 Fergus Square
Whyte, Mrs Susan, 67 Keptie Street
Wilkie, Arthur,, 57 Sidney Street
Wilkie, Edward, 6 James Street
Wilkie, J., engine driver, 37 Guthrie
Port
Wilkie, James, ships officer, Viewfield Rd
Wilkie, Win., law. clerk, 9 Viewfield Rd.
Wilkie, Wm._ 23 Kinnaird Street
Wilkie, Miss K... 31 Howard Street
Wilkie, Miss M., housekpr., 27 Duke St
Wilkie, Mrs Jane, 6 Guthrie Hill
Wilkin, Mrs, 18 Millgate Loan
Will, G., police const., 25 W. Keptie St
Will, Charles D., 11 Queen Street
Will, John, engineer. 2 Janiieson Street
Will, Wm., bleacher, oj Hayswell Road
Will, Miss I., stationer, 59 Barngreen
Will. Mrs Agnes, widow, 13 Victoria St
Williamson, Alex., 5 St Vigeans Road
Williamson, Alex. D., calendar manager,
59 Kinnaird Street
•.amson, D., 2 Green Street
Williamson, D., lapper, 5 Glover Street
Williamson, David, marine engineer, 43
Ernest Street
Williamson, G. B.. 4 Hill Terrace
Williamson, George, 35 Leonard Street
Williamson, Henry, moulder, 24 Ann St
Williamson. J., 1 Glover Street
Williamson J., plumber 52 St Mary St
Williamson, Jas., reliefman, 45 Ladyloan
Williamson, Jas., rly. porter, 23 Gowan St
Williamson, Joseph, 10 Russell Street
Williamson, Joseph, 44 Fergus Square
Williamson, W., 6 George street
Williamson, W., baker, 4 Hamilton Green
Williamson, Wm., editor, 3 Walker PI.
Williamson, Wm., baker, 55 Leonard St.
Williamson, Annie. 21 Lillies Wynd
Williamson, Grace, 4 Guthrie Port
Williamson, Mrs A., gcr., 1 Wallace St
Williamson, Mrs Mary, 32 Leonard Street
Willocks, Dan, flaxdresser, 9 C. Mill Wy
Willocks, Geo., shoemaker, 9 Sidney St
Wilson, Alex., 2 Tamieson Street
Wilson, Alfred. 18 Abbot Street
Wilson, Andrew^ 39 Leonard Street
Wilson, C. D., merchant, Berryfauld
Wilson, D., Labour Exchange manager,
23 West Port
Wilson, D. A., 29 Carnegie Street
Wilson, David, 18 Panmure Street
Wilson, H., 21 Sidney Street
Wilson, Henry, tanner, 24 Elliot Street
Wilson, J., retired, 20 Ogilvy Place
Wilson, Tames, labourer, 7 Bank Street
Wilson, James, gardener, Keptie Road
Wilson, John, labourer, 62 Guthrie Port
Wilson, John A., The Croft, Keptie Rd
Wilson, Joseph, 27 Hill Street
Wilson, Peter M-, moulder, 32 Ernest St
Wilson, Thomas, 13 Palmer Street
Wilson, William, 6 Culloden Crescent
Wilson, Wm., 41 West Grimsby
Wilson, Wm.. 13 Convent Street
Wilson, Annie, weaver, 16 Panmure Street
Wilson, Misses, Rotomahana
Wilson, Mrs, 7 Ogilvy Place
Wilson, Mrs, 26 Ladyloan
Wilson, Mrs D. T. a 16 Ponderlaw Street
Wilson, Mrs M. B., clerkess, 2 Russell St
Winning, Mrs M., 22 Glover Street
Winton, A., 30 Fergus Street
Winton, A. B., tea traveller, 44 High St.
Winton, Andrew, lapper, 51 Leonard St
Winton, C, 7 Anderson Street
Winton, James. 2 East Mill Wynd
Winton, Margaret, 79 Lochlands Street
Winton, Mary, 28 Ernest Street
Winton, Mrs Davidina^ 15 Ponderlaw St.
Winward, Mrs Mary, 31 Hannah Street
Wiseman, Rev. D. C, Elliot Place
Wiseman, James, plasterer, 1 Ann Street
Wishart, David, mason, 47 Rossie Street
Wishart, J., ironmldr., 50 St Vigeans Rd
Wishart, Peter, 9j Applegate
Wiihart, Wm., G., mason, 35 John Street
Wishart, Jane Anson, 9 Park Street
Wishart, Mrs Helen T., 7 Ponderlaw
Wishart, Mrs Jessie, 16 Panmure Street
Wishart, Mrs L., 24 Green Street
Wood, A., shoemaker, 10 Jamieson St
Wood, Colin, baker, 269 High Street
Wood, David, weaver, 31 Guthrie Hill
Wood, James, labourer, 20 Hill Place
Wood, James, baker. 45 West Abbey Street
Wood, Joseph, 16 Jamieson Street
Wood, Wm.. 25 Elliot Street
Wood, Margaret G., 54 Helen Street
Wood, Miss L., 50 Howard Street
Wood, Miss Mary, 23 Ladyloan
Wood, Miss Norah H., dressmaker, Kep-
tie Street
Wood, Mrs, 8 Academy Street
Wood, Mrs Barbara, 13 Hayswell Road
Woodside, T., insur. clerk., Elliot Place
Wright, C, 59 St Mary Street
Wright, J.. 16 John Street
Wright, John, joiner. 47 Green Street
Wylie, Mrs Jane, 11 Fergus Square
Wyllie, David, policeman, 269 High S«.
Wyllie, Francis, 39 Green Street
Wvllie, J., 2 Murray Place
Wyllie, Thos., joiner, 64 Brechin Road
Wvllie, W. S., boilermaker, 50' Helen St
Wyllie. Mrs, 46 Culloden Road
Wynton, David, tailor, 38 Ernest St
Wynton, J. D., draper, 32 Kinnaird St
Wynton, Mrs D., residenter, 15 Ponder-
law Street
Wynton, Mrs Margaret, 62 Howard St
Young, A. C, gas mgr., 32 Ponderlaw St
Yarrow, Albert, mechanic, 44 Culloden Rd
Yarrow, David P.. 57 Sidney Street
Yarrow, John G.. 46 Leonard Street
Yeamari, Alex.,. 24 Hannah Street
Yeaman, D., labourer, 10 Cross Mill Wy
Yeaman, John, flaxdsr., 19 Millgate Loan
Yeaman; W., 8 Cross Mill Wynd
Yeaman, W. L., 1 Cross Mill Wynd
Yeaman, Elizabeth, 7 Cross Mill Wynd
196 ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
'PHONE 288.
ROBERT SHAW
'Footwear Specialist
and Practipaedist . .
SOLE AGENT FOR
"Bective," "JL? "Waldorf." " Mil Simile,"
and "Ariste."
Cushion Arch Support Built in Boots and Shoes — Gent.'s,
37/6 ; Lady's, 35/- ; in all Leathers and Styles.
Also " Double Deck" Boots and Shoes — Absolutely
Dampproof.
Sports Footwear in Extensive Variety.
Hand-Sewn Bespoke Work a Speciality.
Personal Attention to all Foot Troubles.
Wizard Arch Supports.
REPAIRS promptly 8 carefully attended to.
Highest Quality Material and Expert Workmanship
86 HIGH STREET
ARBROATH
'PHONE 288.
LIST OF HOUSEHOLDERS.
197
Yeaman, Mary, 74 St Vigeans Road
Young, Alex., joiner, 7 West Mary Street
Young, Archibald, 7 W. Newgate St.
Young, I., yarndresser, 16 Hannah Street
Young, John S.. 39 Ladybridge Street
Young, Robert, jun., fisherman, 18 Seagate
Young. Robertson, 26 Hamilton Green
Young, Wm., flaxdresser, 14 Millgate Ln
Young, M. W., shoemaker, 6 St Mary St
Young, Miss, 3 Colvill Place
Young, Misses, Dunvegan, 30 Nolt Loan
Road
Yule, Dr Arthur D., D Hill Street
Yule. Mrs Barbara, 20 Victoria Street
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Telephone No. 117.
W. B. WILLIAMSON,
Family Bread and Biscuit Baker
and Confectioner
Sole Maker of the Famous Ducat Shortbread
ABBEY BAKERY. ARBROATH.
NORAH H. WOOD
Dressmaker anD Costumier,
644 KEPTIE STREET - ARBROATH
Agent for Messrs W. & J. BOWIE, Dyers, Glasgow.
198 YEAR BOOK A DVERTISEMENTS.
D. R. MAGDONALD
Ibatter, Ibosiet, <5lover
anb TCautan Specialist
FIT O' THE PORT
AND
23 COMMERCE STREET
ARBROATH
Where you get the " RED LICHTIE"
COLLARS (Registered).
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
199
Arbroath List of Trades and Professions.
Accountants.
Gourley, W. T. P. 82 Marketgate.
Dickson & Mclntyre, Prudential Build-
ings,, Hill Street.
/Erated Water Manufacturers.
Dye, John, Brechin Road
Jack, James, Gravesend and 102 High St
Moncur & Co., 10 Helen Street
Appraisers 6° Valuators {Licensed)
Middleton, W., Millgate
Nairn, James (J. P. Grewar & Son),
Gravesend
Robertson & Son, 24 Millgate
Thomson, Geo. Rutherford, Marketgate
and High Street
Wilson, D. T. & Sons, 93-103 High St
Asphalte Manufacturers.
Briggs, Wm. & Sons, Ltd., Elliot
Chemical Works
Architects and Surveyors.
Carver & Symon, Brothock House
Gavin, Hugh. 42 Hill Street
Peacock, J. H., West Shore
Surveyor — Farquhar . R. C, Hill Place
Assurance Offices — (see Insurance).
Auctioneers, &°c.
Geddes, William H., Harbour
Maclean, Morton, J. A., 11 Millgate
Scott & Graham, Manure, Oilcake,
Seed, and Potato Merchants, Park
Street and East Grimsby
Stephen, R. O., 15 Keptie Street
Thomson, Geo. R. & Son, 43 Marketgate
and 70 High Street
Wilson, D. T. & Sons. 99/103 High St.
Baby Linen Warehouses.
Bisset, Miss, 223 High Street
Carnegie, Mrs J. C. 149 High Street
Dundas, J. D., Keptie Street
Equitable Co-Qper. Society, Ltd.,
Guthrie Port
High St. Co-Op. Society. 252 High Street
Hird, Alex., 28 Keptie St. & 258 High St
Kinnear, Miss N., 25 Hamilton Green
Moir, J. K., 177 High Street
Peter, B. B., 271 High Street
Soutar, Jas., Ltd., Sign of the Eagle
Stewart, Miss Margaret 33 West Pott
West Port Association, 20 Keptie Street
Anderson, A. W., 221 High Street
Bakers.
Balfour, Charles L., 41 Barngreen and
45£ Guthrie Port
Bruce, Mrs, Howard Street
Equitable Co-Operative Society, Ltd.,
6 Guthrie Port
Falconer, Wm., 23 Rossie Street
Grant & Laing, Brothock Bridge
High Street Co-Operative Society, Ltd.,
252 and 254 High Street
Keiller & Sons, Ltd., 114 High Street
and 10 Keptie Street
Knight, Robert, 90-92 Keptie Street
Pearson, J. R., 60 Helen Street
Porteous, A. W., 162 High Street
Salmond, George, 199 High Street
Sanderson, D. A., 206 High Street
Shepherd, James, 45 St Mary Street
Soutar, Carnegie, 120 High Street
West Port Association, Ltd., 2 and 4
Keptie Street
Williamson, W. B., 2 Abbey Place
Banks.
Hours 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesdays —
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays — 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m.
Bank of Scotland, 76 High Street.
Agent — John H. Sim.
British Linen Bank, Brothock Bridge.
Agent — John Stewart.
Clydesdale Banking Company, 62 High
Street. Agent — W. H. Alexander
Commercial Bank of Scotland, 113 High
Street. Agent — John Archibald.
National Bank of Scotland, Ltd., Bro-
thock Bank. Agents— J. R. W. Clark
and A. Oliver.
North of Scotland & Town & County
Bank, 87 High Street. Agent— R.
Tulloch.
Royal Bank of Scotland, 69 High St.
Agent — R. S. Sweet.
Arbroath Savings Bank, 90 High Street.
R. D. Ramsay, Actuary. Open daily
except Wednesday. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. ;
also on Fridays, 6 to 8 p.m.
Billposters.
General Billposting Co. Agent — Alex.
Thorns, 12 Abbey Path
Michie, James M. B., 18 Church Street
Blacksmiths.
Birse, Alex., 9 Lindsav Street
Carcary & Son, 7 West Mill Wynd
Grindlay, W., Spink Street
Herron, Peter & Son, 22 Ponderlaw St.,
and 16 South Grimsby.
Knox, David, Dickfield Street
Petrie, Alex., Gravesend.
200
ARBROATH TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
Bleachers-
Fraser, Douglas & Sons, Friockheim
Kelly Bleaching Co., Wormyhills, Elliot
Webster, Win. & Co., Wardmill Bleach
field.
Boiler Makers.
Arbroath Foundry, Ltd., East Mary St.
Fraser, Douglas & Sons, Ltd., Westburn
Foundry
Keith & Blac'kman, Ltd., High Street
Shanks, A. & Son, Ltd., Dens Iron Wks
Booksellers, Stationers, Newsagent.
Those marked a are newsagents only.
Anderson, Chas. C, 59 Guthrie Port
Black, Miss J., 10 Brothock Bridge
Bouick, David, 55 Keptie Street
Bruce, A., 8 West Port
aChristie, A., Lochland Street
Cuthill, R., 49 Keptie Street
Cuthill, Mrs, 50 Keptie Street
<zDilly, James, Ponderlaw
Dorward, Mrs Wm., 6»j Lochland St.
Drummond. Mrs 1 .. Millgate Loan
Gardiner, A., 52 Guthrie Port
Hood, J. F. & Son, 94 High Street and
30 Keptie Street
Hogg, lAlex., 182 High Street
^Jeffrey, Miss I., 2o Millgate Loan
Johnson, G.. 9b" Millgate
Leslie, Wm., 277 High Street
Lownie. A., 194 Hitrh Street
Martin, J. B., 46 Keptie Street
Pyott, George, 256 Hisjh Street
Ramsay, Miss B. S , 192 High Street
Ruxton, Mrs James. 26 Millgate
aMorrison, Mrs, 26 Millgate Loan
Spink, Mrs, 18 Commerce Street
Strachan, Wm. B., 255 High Street
Thornton. Robert 41 Guthrie Port
aWatson. Mrs, 50 Cairnie Street
Weir, Mrs, 2 Lochland Street
Will, Miss, 59 Barngreen.
Bookbinders.
Arbroath Herald Ltd., Brothock Bridge
Buncle, T. & Co., Market PHce
Hood, T. F. & Son. 94 High Street
Strachan, VV. B., 255 High Street
Boot and Shoe Makers and Dealersl
(Wholesale.)
Fairweather, Samuel & Sons, Abbey
Leather Works. Shops— 213 High St.
and 20a Keptie Street
Fraser, D. & Sons. Wellgate Works ,
(Patent Canva« Shoes)
McLaren Bros., 28 Commerce Street
{Retail.)
Crook, James, 75 Keptie Street
Cuthbert, David, 50 Millgate Loan
Donaldson, W. 16 Academy Street
Equitable Co-Operative Society, Ltd.,
Guthrie Port. Miss V'eaman,
manageress.
Gait, John, 65 St Mary Street
Gill, Allan Stree.
Greenlees & Son, West Port
High Street Co-Operative Society, Ltd.,
250 High Street. W Baird, manager
Hunter, G. R., 200 High Street
Irons, Allan G., 31 Hamilton Green
King, Arthur, 93 Keptie Street
M'Laren Bros., 29 Commerce Street
Palmer, I)., 13 Barngreen
Raitt, George K., 15 Paninure Street
Shaw, Robert, 86 High Street
Sim, J., 13 Barngreen
Singer & Booth, 39 Commerce Street
Stiven, And., bootmaker, 34 Cairnie St
Welsh, James, 16 Fergus Square
West Port Association, 6 West Port.
Miss Kinnear, manageress.
Brassjounders.
Arbroath Foundrv Ltd., East Marv St
Duncan & Colvil'l, 32 Lillies Wynd
Fraser, D. & Sons., Westburn Foundry
James Keith & Blackman Co., High St.
Foundry
Shanks & Son, Ltd., Dens Ironworks
Brokers (Licensed).
Coutts, Mrs Sarah, 24 Spink Street
Buick, Albert, 14 Panmure Street
Caird, Mrs J. G.. 49i Millgate Loan
Collins, Mrs Sarah, Market Place
Feiuton, Peter, 45 Hannah Street
Ferguson, Mrs, 11 & 13 Applegate
Fettes, Wm. B., 1 Rossie Street
Geddes, Mrs W , 40 & 48 Guthrie Port
Glen, Robert, 6 South Grimsby
Jack, Ernest, 31 West Grimsby
Kelly, James, 4 West Grimsby
Kelly, Laurence, Garden Street
Kydd. Mrs S. 29 Gravesend
McPherson, Mrs Elizabeth, 15 Barn-
green
Owen, Thomas, 51 West Abbey Street
Stewart. D. L., 39. 41. 43 W. Abbey St
Sword, James R., 23 Guthrie Port
Builders.
Calder Bros., Elliot Street
Christie & Anderson. East Mary Street
Ramsay & Gordon, Fergus Square
Reid, Alex., 17 Lindsay Street
Shepherd, James, 25 Fisheracre
Smart, Wm. B., Brechin Road
Sutherland, A., i' Barngreen
ARBROATH TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
201
Butchers.
Armatage, Peter, 65 Keptie Street
Boath, W. D., 59 High Street
British & Argentine Co., 27 West Port
Glass, Robert, 2 Brechin Road
Fleming, C. G., 67 Millgate Loan
Harris, George, 29 Millgate
High Street Co-Operative Society, Ltd.,
246 High Street and Millgate Loan
Hogg, Wm., Fergus Street
Kidd, A. E. t 37 Hamilton Green.
Lamb, J.. 78 High Street
Moore, C, 62 Keptie Street
Myles, W., 48 Cairnie Street
Napier, 24 Keptie Street
Ruxton, G., 40 Keptie Street
Ruxton, A., 282 High Street
Stewart, G., 173 High Street
Walker, D. Y., 1 Millgate Loan
West Port Co-Operative Society
Butter and Egg Merchants.
Barrie, Mrs, Rossie Street
Buttercup Dairy Co., 6 Keptie Street &
193 High Street
Dunlop, Mrs, 26 Keptie Street
Grace, R. A., 23 Millgate (Fish &
Egg)
Maypole Dairy Co., 171 High Street
M'Callum, Colin P.. Millgate Loan
Shepherds Dairies, 21 West Port
Stephen, R. O., 15 Keptie St (Fish &
Egg)
Wiltshire Dairy, 29 Market Place
Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers.
Butchart, R. T., 25 James Street
Grewar, J. P. & Son, Corner, Gravesend
Mackay, D. & Co., West Grimsby
Middleton, Wm. & Sons, Millgate
Pert, John, 16 Applegate
Reid, Wm., Ponderlaw Lane
Thomson, G. R. & Son, High Street
Wilson, D. T. and Sons, 90-103 High St
Carriers.
Arbroath and Montrose Bus Service —
Starting place — West Abbey Street
Biglands Limited, carriers. Agent — A.
Bruce, 8 West Port
Byars, James, Dundee & Arbroath
Transport Service — Blindloch, Cair-
nie Road
Cameron, J. P., carting contractors. D.
Neish, local agent
Forfar Grey Bus Service, per Fraser,
130 High Street
Globe Express Agent— D. T. Wilson, 99
High Street
Moffat, A. & W., carriers. Agent— A.
Bruce, 8 West Port
Rae. Robert, 9 Bog Lane
Smith, Lindsay Street
Wordie & Co., carriers for London, Mid-
land & Scottish Railway. Office-
Robert Street.
Carting Contractors.
Culbert, John, South Grimsby
Dunbar, D., Convent Street
Moonlight J., 55 West Grimsby
Muir, Thomas, Son & Patton, Helen St
Skea, C, 17 Hannah Street
Smith, Hood & Co., 53 Keptie Street
Cement Merchants.
Brand, W. & Son, Dishland^ Street
Calder Bros., Elliot Street
M'Farlane & Co., West Grimsby
Muir, Thomas, Son & Patton, Helen St
Chemists and Druggists.
Sunday Hours — 12.45 to 1.45 p.m. ; and
5.45 to 8 p.m.
Bennett, F. W. M., 238 High Street
Boots Cash Chemists, 154 High Street
Cooper, George, 12 Keptie Street
Duncan, H., 209 High Street
Jack, James (agent for W. & A. Gilbey,
wine and spirit merchants, London),
102 High Street
Robertson, John, 19 West Port
Ruxton, James, 59 Keptie Street
Whyte, J. S., 57 Guthrie Port
Chimney Sweeps.
Carrie, D., 42J, East Abbey Street
Doig, Brechin Road
Hood, William, Guthrie Port
Rae, A., Church Street
Rae, Alex., Fergus Square
Smith, 50 Brechin Road
Soutar, J., 17 Gowan Street
China and Glass Merchants-
Arbroath High Street Co-Oper. Society,
Ltd. (Furnishing Department)
Buick, Albert, 14 Panmure Street
Craig, China Rooms, 37 Millgate
Equitable Co-Operative Society-
High Street Co-Operative Society
Jagger's Sale Rooms, Bridge Street
Johnston's Emporium, 31 to 37 Commerce
Street and 282 High Street
Pert's, High Street and Applegate
Robertson's Stores, 25 West Port and 52
Keptie Street
Sword, James, 19 Guthrie Port
West Port Association, Ltd.
Wallace, R. K., Ltd., 3 & 5 James St
Coachbuilders and Cartwrights.
Arbroath Horsehiring Company
Black, George, Ernest Street
Young, D. & Sons, South Grimsby
Coal Merchants.
Aitken, Thos., 35 Millgate
Hunter, W. C, 5 Millgate
Muir, Thos., Son & Patton, Ltd., Rail-
way Station and Shore (also at Car-
noustie Railway Station)
202
ARBROATH TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
Smith, Hood & Co., Keptie Street and
Chalmers Street (also at Carnoustie,
Inverkeilor, and Redford, Carmyllie)
Turnbull, D., Bell Rock Lane
United Coal Society, Ltd., 29 Ladyloan.
Confectioners.
Allardice, Miss, 79 Keptie Street
Anderson, M., Lochland Street
Barrie, Mrs, 17 Rossie Street
Black, Miss,' 10 Brothock Bridge
Burnett, Miss, 118 High Street
Butchart, Mrs. West Newgate
Cables, Miss Joan. 63 Keptie Street
Carnegie, J. C, 166 High Street
Carried Miss M., 218 High Street
Christie, Miss, 34 Lochland Street
Davidson, Mrs, 94 Keptie Street
Demarco, William, 100 Keptie Street
Deinarco, Geo. & Sons, 10 West Port.
Dorward, M., 85 Keptie Street
Drury, Miss, 3 Rossie Street
Dundee and Arbroath Confections and
Preserve Manufacturing Company,
(Limited), James Street. J. Grant,
manager (wholesale).
Dunlop, Mrs, 26 Keptie Street
Forbes, Mrs Geo., 69 Millgate Loan
Grant, M. Y., 202 High Street
Green, George, 212 High Street
Hamilton, Miss M.. 215 High Street
Harper, J. W., 2 Guthrie Port
Teffrcv, Miss J., 26 Millgate Loan
Keiller & Son's, Ltd., 114 High Street
and 10 Keptie Street
Kydd, Miss, Gowan Street
Lowden, E. M., 9 West Port
McColl, R. S., Ltd-, 25 West Port
M'Callum, Colin P., Ladyloan
Mann, Mrs, 72 Keptie Street
Mann, Miss, 7 Millgate
Mathewson, 14 Commerce Street
Neave. Mrs, Lochland Street
Olympia Store, 29 Market Place
Oswald, Miss Tane, 78 Marketgate
Pearson, J. R., 60 Helen Street
Porteous, Alex., 162 High Street
Remati & Carini, 14 Keptie Street
Ritchie, Miss, 47 Helen Street
Robb, Misses, 245 High Street
Salmond, G., 199 High Street
Scott, Mrs M., 286 High Street
Scrimgeour, Mrs 13 Dishland Street
Smith, Andrew, 21 St Vigeans Road
Smith J Panniuve Street
Stephen, Miss, 188 High Street
Watson, Mrs, 50 Cairnie Street
Weir, Mrs, 2 Lochland Streeit
Williams. H., 196 High Street
AVinton, James, 59 Guthrie Port and 31
West Port (wholesale and retail)
Young, Miss, 13 Millgate Loan
Com Merchants.
Brown. T. S. & Sons North Grimsby
Grant, i. C. & Son, Ltd.. 19 Ladyloan
Scott & Graham, Ltd., Park Street
Smith, J. & J., East Grimsby
Cycle Agents.
Addison, Alex., 281 High Street
Alexander, Joseph, 26 Brcrthock Bridge
Clark, Thos., 274 High Street
Cobb, A., West Links Toll-House
Cuthbert & Co., Commerce Street
Fairweather, J., Helen Street
Doyle, Lochland Street Garage
Mitchell, R., Hamilton Green.
Smith, J. S. & Son, 124 High Street
Thomson, James A., 132 High Street
Watson, James, Rossie Street
Dairies and Dairymen.
Anderson, J., Warddykes
Buchanan, Misses, 43 Lordburn
Burnett, Win., Murray Place, Arbroath
Christie, R., Newbigging, Arbirlot Rd.
Copland, James, Crudie
Cowie, J-, Clover Park, Colliston
David, Alex., Easthills. Carmyllie
Edwards, Wm., Loanhead, Colliston
Fell, William, Mains of Carmyllie
Fernie, John, Fast Muirlands (18 Bre-
chin Road, Arbroath
Findlay, George, Denside, Colliston
Forbes, J., Little Cairnie
Gibb, D., Montquhir, Carmyllie
Gibb, D., jun., Conon, Carmyllie
Gray, Donaldson, Gallowden
Kerr, James, Blairbank
Laing, James, East Muirlands
Lamb, J., Muirheacls
Law, Robert, West Seaton
Leitch, Wm. F., Fraserneld
.M'Callum, Colin P., 51 Millgate Loan
M'Callum, Colin P., 46 Ladyloan
MacEwan, W., Mains of Seaton
McLeod, Henry, Birkhill, Marywell
Moir, E., Rosebrae, Arbroath
Patterson, Chas., Emislaw, Arbirlot Rd.
Paterson, Daniel, Trs. of (Paterson,
Geo., manager), Letham Grange.
Roberts, Chas., Drumyellow
Ramsay, J., Boghead, by Arbroath
Sherrit, Alex., Springfield
Sherrit, Alex., jun., Culloden
Smeaton, Thos., Little Cairnie
Smeaton, James, Woodville Feus
Smith, J., Parkconon Dairy, Panmure
Street
Soutar, Charles, Bank, Arbirlot
Soutar, D., Milton Carrrryllie
Thomson, W. C„ Hillhead, Carmyllie
Walker, J., Bankfoot, St Vigeans
Wallace, A., Culloden
Wilson, W. D., Grange of Conon, Col-
liston
D nic Teacher*.
Chapman, Jas., 31 Fergus Square
Buick, E., Lochland Street
Clulow, Miss, High School
Hall, Miss C, 11 St Vigeans Road
Jackson, D. W., 272 High Street
Tackson, W. W., George Street
Lowe, G. B., 17 Colvill Place
Reid. Miss A., Towerbank House, James
Street
ARBROATH TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
203
Dentists
Alexander, J., 169 High Street
Barron, T. P., L.D.S., 4 Brothock Bridy
Hunter, ~H. Stirrat, L.D.S., Prudential
Buildings, High Street
M'Pherson. \V. H., 86 High Street
Sime. G., Mrs Rodger's. 88 Keptie St.
Small, D. M. (qualified surgeon), Dish-
land House
Drapers.
Anderson, A. W., 221 High Street
Buist & Co. (Linen), Brothock Bridge
Byars, David, 151 High Street.
Christie, E. & E., 15 West Port
Dundas, J. D., 13 Keptie Street
Equit. Co-Operative Society, Limited,
Guthrie Port
Ewing. T., 203 High Street
Gibson. C. & E. S., 71 Keptie Street
High Street Co-Operative Society, Ltd.,
252 High Street
Hird, Alex., 28 Keptie Street, and 252
High Street
Hutchison, David, 1 West Port
Kinnear, Miss N., Hamilton Green
Matthew & Son, 226 High Street
Milligan, Robert, 7 Keptie Street
M'Mullen, Mrs, 167 High Street
Moir, J. K., 177 High Street
Paton, T. C, 63 Helen Street
Soutar, James, Ltd., 104-108 High St.
Thornton, David & Son, 261 High St.
Watson, J. D., Brothock Bridge
West Port Association, Ltd., 24 West
Port
Dressmakers.
Addison, Miss, 47 Hill Street
Anderson, Miss, Herald Buildings
Byars, D., 151 High Street
Cobb, Miss V. G., 3 West Grimsby
Donaldson, Miss, 14 West Port
Ellis, Miss, 146 High Street.
Equitable Co-Operative Society
Forsyth, Miss, 47 Rossie Street
Gibson, C. & E. S., 71 Keptie Street
Grant, I. & B., 45 Cairnie Street
High Street Cooperative Society
Liddle, Miss, Academv Street
Matthew & Son. 226 High Street
j Peter, Miss B. B.. 271 High Street
I Petrie, Miss, 28 Ann Street
j Ramsay, Miss. 146 High Street.
I Rennie. Miss M. F., 46 Rossie Street
i Spark, Miss, 6 Rossie Street
Thornton, D. & Sons, 261 High Street
West Port Co-Operative Society
Wood, Miss N. H., Keptie Street
Dvers and Agents.
Arbroath French Cleaning and Dye
Works. Galloden Keptie Road
Bowie, W. & T-, Glasgow — Agent, Miss
A Bisset, 223 High Street; Miss N. H.
W Wood, Keptie Street ; Hector Ur-
quhart, Guthrie Port
Pullar, J. & Sons, 123 High Street.
Agents— Miss M. Stewart, 33 West
Port; James Soutar, Ltd., High St.
Stevenson Bros., High Street
Electricians.
Atkinson, F., Millgate
Brown. George, 15 Allan Street
Crook & Webster, 35 Guthrie Port
Findlav, A., Dishland Street
Grant, T. R.. 22 Brothock Bridge
Herron & Colville, 56 Keptie Street
Rayne, David, 13 W. Abbey Street
Emigration Agents.
Thomson, Geo. Rutherford & Son, Mar-
ketgate and 70 High Street
Wilson, D. T., 99 and 101 High Street
Engineers and Ironfounders.
Arbroath Foundrv Ltd., East Mary St
Fairweather, D., Helen Street
Fraser, D. & Son, Westburn Foundry
Keith, J. & Blackman, Co. (gas hydrau-
lic, steam, and hot water), High St.
Foundry
Law, James & Son, East Grimsby
Shanks, Alex. & Son, Ltd., Dens Iron
Works
Fancy Goods Merchants.
Black. J., )0 Brothock Bridge
Carnegie, Mrs J. C, 159 High Street
Ferrier, A., 182 High Street
Gray, Mrs, 2 Lochland Street
Johnston's Emporium, 31 Commerce St.
and High Street
Johnson, George, Millgate
Lefevre, H. V., 228 High Street
Macdonald. D. R., West Port & Com-
merce Street
Moffat, Joseph, 32 Keptie Street.
Pyott. G., 256 High Street
Ramsay, Miss B. S., 192 High Street
Robertson's Stores, 25 West Port and 52
Keptie Street
Fishmongers and Fish Curers.
Anderson, R. J. & Co., 208 High Street
Beattie, D., 6 Brothock Bridge
Cargill, J., 63 Guthrie Port & Lordburn
Cargill, Robert, 58 Keptie Street
Grace, Robert A., 23 Millgate
Hunter, W. & Son (Aberdeen), 1 High St
Johnston & Son, Seagate
Moir, W., 5 and 7 Applegate
Stephen, R. O., 15 Keptie Street and
Danger Point
Swan, J., Earngreen
Swankie & Smith, High Street
Watt, D. ; 170 High Street
Fish Merchants and Salesmen.
Beattie, 8 West Newgate.
Geddes, William, 5 E. Abbey Street
Stephen, R., Danger Point.
Swankie & Smith, High Street
Flax Merchants.
Greig, John F. & Son, 50 E. Abbey St.
Kelly. James, Shore
Robb Brothers, Dishland Street
Sandeman, 27 Marketgate.
Wallace, A. & Son, 21 Lindsay Street
204
ARBROATH TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
Fruiterers, Florists, and Green-
grocers.
Allardice, Miss, 77 Keptie Street
Anderson, M., Lochland Street
Barrie, Mrs, Rossie Street
Burnett, Miss, 122 High Street
Christie, Miss, Lochland Street
Clark, Mrs, 63 Guthrie Port
Dick, J. M., 249 High Street
Dorward, M., 85 Keptie Street
Fyfe, W. & H., 15 Millgate
Graham, John. 60 is-eptie Street
Grant, Miss, Market Place
Laird, 185 High Street
M'Callum, Colin P., Millgate Loan
Menzies, A., 232 High Street
Neave, Mrs, 36 Lochland Street
Pyott, George, 256a High Street
Ross, Mrs, 3 Guthrie Port and 244 High
Street
Smith, Andrew, 38. St Vigeans Road
Smith, Tames, 37 West Port
Smith, M., 7 Barngreen
Sutherland, J., 12 Applegate
Williams, H., 196 High Street
Young, Miss, 13 Millgate Loan
Funeral Undertakers.
Farquhar, R. C, 4 Hill Place
Grewar, J. P. & Son, Panmure Street
Kydd, James & Sons, South Grimsby.
Mackay, D. & Co., 39Js W. Grimsby
Middleton, W. & Sens, Millgate House
Robertson & Son, 24 Millgate
Sievwright, J. & R. W., 31 Lordburn
Wilson, D. T., & Sons, 99-103 High St.
Fun ir i
Moonlight, Charles, 7 Brothock Bridge
Game Dealers — (See Poulterers).
Garden.His ( M<nk t <|* J<> >btng)
Beattie, David, Hospitalfield
Graham, John Keptie Street
Laing, Alexander, Annfield
Leadinghaim D., Bishoploch
Mills, Alexander, 16 Kyd Street
Patterson, George, Dishland Hill
Sutherland, T., 12 Applegate
Wilson, J., Lochside Gardens.
Gas fitters — (See Plumbers).
Glaziers and Glass Merchants.
Grant, W. L. & Son, 267 High Street
Mathewson, E. W., Brothock Bridge
Millar, George, 15 Keptie Street
Savege, T. & D., 257 High Street
Scott, David J., Brothock Bridge
Scott, E., 6 Millgate Loan
Grocers (unlicensed) and Provision
Dealers.
Allardice, L., 77 Keptie Street
Bruce, Mrs A., 37 Ladyloan
Butchart, Mrs, West Newgate
Buttercup Dairy Co., 5 Keptie Street
and 193 High Street
Cooper & Co., 207 High Street
Dick, J. M., 249 High Street
Dorward, A., 87 Keptie Street
Mann, Mrs, 74 Keptie Street
Equitable Co-Operative Society, Ltd.,
Uuthrie Port, 60 Keptie Street, 4£
Fergus St., and 1 Brothock Bridge
Forbes, 29 Panmure Street
Forbes, Mrs, 69 Millgate Loan
Jarron, J. B., Kirk Square
High Street Co-Operative Society, Ltd.,
252 and 57 High Street, 61 St Mary
Street, and 39£ Millgate Loan
Leadingham, Applegate
Lipton, Ltd., 16 Keptie Street
Low, Win. & Co., 17 Keptie Street
Maypole Dairy Co., 171 High Street
McCallum, Colin P., Ladyloan
Pearson, James, 60 Helen Street
Rennie, W. J., 18 Brothock Bridge
Robertson, Miss, Ladyloan
Shepherds Dairies, 21 West Port
Shepherd, Mrs, 25 Ernest Street
Smith, John, 1 Panmure Street
West Port Association, Ltd., 58 High
Street, 4 Keptie St., 54 and 56 Loch-
land St., 59 E. Abbey St., 38 Barn-
green, and 46 Cairnie Street
Porter, Charles, Corner of Cairnie St.
and Russell Street
Grocers (licensed) and Provision
Dealers.
Alexander, David, 10 Fergus Street
Bell, John, 38 Hamilton Green
Brown, Mrs J. H., 3£ Brothock Bridge
Brown, Robert, 1 Keptie Street
Doig, James, 71 and 73 Guthrie Port
(wholesale and retail)
Dorward, Geo. & Co., Bank St. (whole-
sale)
Ferrier, Mrs, 44 Keptie Street
Gray, J., 3 Princes Street
Hall, E. W. K., 47 Keptie Street
Jack, John, 288 High Street
Kerr, David, 7 Fergus Square
Law, Alex., 29 Lillies Wvnd
Low, George W., 242 High Street
Mack, Andrew, 1 Culloden Road
Mill, Stewart, 1 Ernest Street
Mitchell, Chas., 66 Keptie Street
Porter, Charles, 52 Cairnie Street
Pyott, Geo., 44 Green Street
Pyott, George W., 54 Guthrie Port
Ramsay, W. J., 82 Cairnie Street
Rennie, Mrs Win., 5 Guthrie Port
Robbie, Miss M., 89 Keptie Street
Ross C. W. A., 12 Millgate Loan
Scott, Andrew, 195 Hisrh Street
Smith, William, 3 Duke Street
Steven, Jemima, 20 Ann Street
Strachan, Wallace & Whyte, 290 High
Street (wholesale)
Thorneycroft, W. H., 127 High Street
Whitton, Chas. P., 26 High Street
Williamson, Joseph, 44 Fergus Square
ARBROATH TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
205
Hairdressers.
Alexander, R., 11 Millgate
Baird, George, Commerce Street
Baird, J., 34 Cairnie Street
Baird, R., 5 W. Grimsby
Blair, 1 Hamilton Green
Braid, Mrs Hillenu Road
Cant, Harry, 273 High Street
Cargill, — ., Barngreen
Crowe, Geo., 16 Brothock Bridge
Gibb, J. P., 284 High Street
Fincham, A., Dishiand Street
McLean, Miss Clark, 12 West Port
M'Gregor, Harry, Spink Street
Mudie, Alex., Allan Street
Patullo, W. A., 212 High Street
Ritchie. J. A., 82 Keptie Street
Robb, D., Ladybridge Street
Weir, tjiaries, 165 High Street
Wilson, Alfred, 243 High Street
Hatters and Hosiers.
Adamson, A. K., 9 Keptie Street
Macdonald, D. R., 2 West Port, and 23
Commerce Street
Myles, C. Y. & Sons, 112 High Street
Ogilvy, D., 152 High Street
Peter, James, 20 Commerce Street
Ramsay, D. & Co., 98 High Street
Rust, H. L. C, 20 Keptie Street
Soutar, James, Ltd., 104 High Street
Horsehirers.
Arbroath Horsehiring Co., Ltd., Dish-
land Street
White Hart Hiring and Garage Co.,
Kirk Square
Hotels.
Imperial — S. Banks, 21 Keptie Street
Royal — J. Calder, High Street
Waverley Temperance — Misses Mollison,
Catherine Street
White Hart— Alex. Smith, 163 High St.
House Decorators — (See Painters).
Ice Cream Makers.
Brattesani, James, Lochland Street
Demarco, Wm., 100 Keptie Street
Demarco, Geo. & Sons, 10 West Port
Dora & Co., Applegate, 45 & 84 High
Street
Remati & Carini. 14 Keptie Street
Zaccarini, 42 Guthrie Port
Inns and Taverns — (See Public-
houses.
Insurance and Assurance Offices.
Britannic Assurance Co., Ltd., 6 Apple-
gate. Superintendent — James Scott.
Pearl Assurance Co., 93 High Street.
Plate Glass Mutual Insurance Associa-
tion. Secretary, W. H. Alexander,
High Street
Prudential Assurance Co. Ltd., High
St. Mr Purdie, Superintendent.
Royal Liver Assurance Society. James
Littlejohn, 29 Guthrie Port
Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society,
10g Millgate. Superintendent — A.
Paterson.
Iron and Steel Merchants.
Buick, Albert, 14 Panmure Street
Cuthbert & Co., 8-12 Commerce Street
Kelly, J., Shore.
M'Farlane & Co., West Grimsby
Rathjen, S. W., 232 High Street
Ironmongers.
Cuthbert & Co., 8-12 Commerce Street
Johnston's Emporium, 31-37 Commerce St
and High Street
Rathjen, S. W., 214 High Street
Robtrrson s Stores, 52 Keptie Street
Smith, J. S. & Sons, 124 High Stieet
Thomson, James A., 132 High Street
J ' ewellers — (See Watchmakers).
Joiners and Wrights.
Anderson, J. R., St Mary Street
Black, George, Ernest Street
Brand & Cargill, West Newgate
Chisholm, J. B., 80 Keptie Street
Farquhar, R. C., 4 Hill Place
Kvdd, James & Son, 16 South Grimsby
Mackay & Co., 39 W. Grimsby
Robertson, J. & Son, 24 Millgate
Sievwright, J. & R. W., 31 Lordburn
Smith, Peter, Convent Streeit
Thornton, James, 8 Lochland Street
Young & Sons (and Cartwrights), S.
Grimsby
Lathsplitter
Ross, James, 4 Hill Road
Laundries.
Arbroath Steam Laundry — D. L. Manson,
Keptie Road.
Gauldie, Miss, 36 Millgate Loan
Matthewson, Miss, 15 Hannah Street
Reid, Miss, West Keptie Street
Shanks, Mrs, 1 W. Keptie Street
Stevenson Bros., High Street
Leather Merchants, Tanners, and
Curriers.
Fairweather, Samuel & Sons, Abbey
Works and Millgate Loan
Swirles, A. & Son, Ponderiaw Street
Manufacturers.
Flax S-pinners.
Those marked (/) are also Jute Spinners
/Anderson & Chalmers, St Rollox Works
and Brothock Mill
Corsar, D. & Sons, Ltd., Nursery Mills
Fraser, D. & Sons, Wellgate Works
/Lowson, Andrew, Ltd., Greens, Baltic,
Inch, Lindsay Street, and John St.
Works
206
ARBROATH TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
Nicol, Alex. & Co., Chalmers St. Works
/Netherward Spinning and Weaving Co.,
Netherward Works
Webster Bros. & Co., Stanley Works
Webster, Francis & Sons,~ Alma Works
and Burnside Works
Rcfe and Twine.
Gauldie & Sons, West End Rope Works
Webster Bros. & Co., Stanley Works
Sailcloth.
Anderson & Chalmers, St Rollox Works
and Brothock Mill
Corsar, D. & Sons, Ltd., Spring Garden
Works
Fraser, Douglas & Sons, Wellgate Works
Lowe, David & Co., Dens Works
Lowson. And., Ltd., Baltic Works and
Green's Mill
Netherward Spinning and Weaving Co.
Nicol, A. & Co., Chalmers St. Works
Thomson, M. C. & Co., Wardmill Fac-
tory and Ladyloan
Webster, Francis & Sons, Alma Works
and Burnside Works
Wilson & Cunningham, Victoria Works
Manure and Oil Cake M ' er chants.
Cunningham, J. & J., Ltd., West
Grimsby
Cuthbert & Co., 8-12 Commerce Street
Muir, Son, & Patton, Ltd.. Helen St
Scott & Graham, Park St (The Mart)
Vernon. F. M., Keptie Street
Medical Practitioners.
General Surgery Hours— 9 to 10 a.m., 6
to 8 p.m. Saturdays, for Country
People, 2 p.m.
Carrie, Alex. Dunn., M.B., Ch B., Kep-
tie Street
Cameron, Duncan MacGillivrav, M.B.,
Ch.B., Hyde Park
Davidson, Dr, Hill Street
Gilruth, James, M.B., CM., Hyde Park,
Bank Street
Keith, J. M., M.B.. CM., 213a High St.
Kelly, R., L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., 61 Kep-
tie Street
Laing, David, M.D., 13 Maule Street
Muirhcad, Dr Janet, M.A., M.B , Ch.B ,
Dishland S'treet
Patterson, Dr, Willoughy House, Helen
Street
Thomson, Dr Douglas, 5 Queen Street
Thomson, Dr J. E. G., Gowanbank,
Gowan Street
Yule, Arthur D.. M.B., CM., B.Sc.,
(P.H.), Hill Street
Milliners.
Byars, D.. 151 High Street
Dundas, J. D., 13 Keptie Street
Equitable Co-Operative Society, 36
Guthrie Port
Ewing. Thos., 203 High Street
Christie, Misses, 15 West Port
Gibson, Mrs-, Keptie Street
High St. Co-Op. Society, 252 High St.
Hutchison, David, 1 West Port
Milligan, R., 7 Keptie Street
Mitchell, Miss, Brothock Bridge
M'Mullen, Mrs, 167 High Street
Mackenzie. J. & B. 2/ Market Place
Moir, J. K., 177 High Street
Paton, T. C-. Helen Street
Peter, Miss B.. 271 Hisrh Street
Steele, Miss, 16 West Port
Soutar, James, Ltd., 108 High Street
Thornton. D. & Son, 281 High Street
Whyte, Miss J. E., Kirk Square
West Port Assciation. 24 West Port
Monumental Masons.
Calder Bros. Office— Elliot Street.
Easton Frank, Cemetery gate
Reid, A., Lindsav Street
Smart, W. B., Brechin Road
Sutherland, A., Barngreen
Motor Engineers.
Arbroath Horsehiring Co., Dishland St.
Burnett's Garage, Garden Street
Carcary &- Christie. 7 West Mill Wynd
Cromarty, W., Bank Street
Doyle, P., Lochland Street
Law. James & Son, East Grimsby
M'Farlane, Abbev Garage, Grant Road
Robbie, D. & Co., Dishland Street
Mot- >r Hirers
Arbroath Horsehiring Co., Dishland St
Law, James & Son, Rrothock Bridge
McFarlane, R. A., Grant Road
Robbie, D. & Co., Dishland Street
White Hart Hiring Co., Kirk Square
Motor Transport Carriers.
Byars, Jas. A., Blindloch
Rea, R., Bog Lane
Arbroath-Forfar Grey Bus Service.
Arbroath-Montrose Bus Service.
Scottish Motor Traction Co. (Dundee
& Arbroath)
Motor Spirit an ' Oil Merchants.
Addison, Alex., 281 High Street
Alexander, ]., Brothock Bridge
Clark, Thomas, 274 High Street
Cuthbert & Co., 8-12 Commerce Street
Doyle, P., Lochland Street
Fairweather, D., Helen Street
Johnston's Emporium. Commerce Street
Law, James & Son, Brothock Bridge
Mitchell, Robert, 42 Barngreen
Rathjen, Sam., 214 High Street
Robbie. D. & Co., Dishland Street
Smith J. S. & Sons, 124 High Street
Thomson, James A.. 132 High Street
Watson, J. J. Rossi e Street
Music and Musical Instrument
Dealers.
Herron & Son, Commerce Street
Paterson, Sons, & Co., High Street
Thomson, G. R. & Son, Marketgate (in-
struments)
Wilson, D. T., 99 & 103 High Street
(instruments)
ARBROATH TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
207
Music Teachers.
Allardice, R., 76 Keptie Street
Bell, Ernest, 39 lamicson Street
Bell, Wm., 167 High Street
Birse, Miss Annie, 48 High Street
Corstorphine, Miss, L.R.A.M., 18 Victo-
ria Street
Curr, A. Bell, A.R.C.O., 198 High St
Dowell, Miss, 9 Colvill Place
Jackson, Wm. W., George Street
Kininmonth, Miss, 1 Kinnaird Street
Leslie, Miss, Loftus, Nolt Loan Road
Meekison, Miss Alice, Walker Place
Mill, Miss H. B., Hill House
Parsons, Mr & Mrs T. W., 54 Addison PI
Petrie, Miss Peggy, Keptie Street
Ronald, Miss Jean C., Kinloch Terrace
Scott. Sidney. St Vigeans Road
Smart, C. Ramsay, 91 Keptie Street
Stone, Harold V., Lochland Street
Walker, Miss Ada, Princes Street
Wallace, Arthur A., 15£ West Port
Nurses (Certificated).
Booth, Mrs Catherine, Demondale Place
Campbell, Mrs fohan M., 21 Lordburn
Duncan, Mr s Margaret H , 33^ Millgate
Ogilvie, Miss Louisa, 62 Gravesend
Sturrock, Mrs Eliz. Alexander, 22
Green Street
Public Health Nurse— Miss Scott, 19
Cairnie Street
Queen's Jubilee Nurses — Miss Haxbv,
30 Go'wan Street; Miss McCully, 7
Culloden Terrace
Painters and House Decorators.
Duthie, I., Exchange Place
Grant, W. L. & Son, 267 High Street
Henderson & Muir, Guthrie Port
Mather, J. & C, Bn"d"~ Street
Mathers, F., 72 Marketgate
Mathewson, E. W., Brothock Bridge
Meekison, R. & Son, 31 Market Place
Savege, T. & D„ 257 High Street
Scott, E., 6 Millgate Loan
Symmers, W., Applegate
Pawnbrokers.
Wallace, R. K., Ltd., 3 & 5 James Street
Watson, Mrs Kate, Bridge Street
Photographers
Anckorn, W. J. &^Mrs, 29 West Port
Gibson, A., 136 High Street
Milne, James, St Ruth's, Hamilton Gn.
Photographic Supply Depots.
Bennett, F. W. M., High Street
Duncan, Howat, 209 High Street
Gibson, A., 136 High Street
Jack, James, 102 High Street
Millar, George, Keptie Street
Ruxton, James, Keptie Street
Picture Frame Makers.
Anderson, C. C, 39 Guthrie Port
Gibson, A. R., 136 High Street
Milne, A. C, St Ruth's, Hamilton Gn.
Plasterers and Cement Workers.
Donald, Arch., sen., & Son, E. Mary St.
ana Carnoustie
Jamieson, D. 6c bun, Gravesend
Morrison, W., Green Street
Plumbers and Gas-fitters.
Crook & Webster, 7 Guthrie Port
Grant, T. R., 22 Brothock Bridge
Herron & Colville, 56 Keptie Street
Walker, Gravesend
Rayne, John, West Abbey Street
Poulterers and Game Dealers.
Fleming, C. G., Millgate Loan
Harris, G., 23 Millgate
Hogg, Win., Fergus street
Lamb, J., 78 High Street
Moore, Chas., Keptie Street
Stewart, George, 173 High Street
Thomson, Wm., 148 High Street
Walker, D. \ ., Millgate Loan
Porters (Street).
Blyth, Alex., 46 Glover Street
Braid, John, 7 Millgate Loan
Crotts, Wm., 30 Fergus Square
Glen, James, 64 Helen Street
Innes, Alex., 7 Bridge Street
M'Quacle, John, 12 Bakers Wynd
O'Brien, Christopher, 3 S. Grimsby
Skea, James, 12 Bridge Street
Weston, Geo., 10 West Mary Street
Will, Alexander, 27 Leonard Street
Young, James, 7 Bridge Street
Piano Tuners.
Crerar, D., Kirk Square
Herron, J. H. & Son, Commerce Street
Paterson, Sons & Co., 129 High Street
Potato MercJiants.
Buick, John, 50 High Street
Dorward, A., 87 Keptie Street
Laing, J., Annfield
Maxwell, G. & D., 14 E. Grimsby
Patterson, Dishland Hill
Scott & Graham (The Mart)
Smith, A. K., 21 St Vigeans Road
Printers.
Arbroath Herald Ltd., Brothock Bridge
Buncle, Thomas & Co., Market Place
Hood, J. F. & Son, 94 High Street
Johnson, G., Millgate
Lownie, Alex., High Street
Public-houses, Inns and Taverns.
Adam, James, Crown Inn
Anderson, Chas. H., The Stag, 5 & 7
West Port
Baillie, William, Oriental Bar
Banks, S., Imperial Hotel
Barnett, D. D., 3 Millgate Loan
Brownlie, James Laird, Newgate Inn,
2 W. Newgate
Bruce, Wm., Central Bar, Brothock
Bank
Calder, Mrs, Royal Hotel
Crowe, Wm., Station Hotel.
Dinnie, D., Bell Rock Tavern, 49 West
Grimsby
208
ARBROATH TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
Dorward, Geo., West Port
Easson, Alfred B., Burns Bar, Lordburn
Fitzpatrick, J., Ship Inn, 19 Marketgate
Hovells, William, Corn Exchange
Hutchison, S., jun., Roval Oak, Guthrie
Port
Jack, David, 7 Catherine Street
Jarron, J. B., The Vaults, Kirk Square
Jeffray, Alex., Shakespeare Bar, 187
High Street
Keith, lames, The Vine, 22 Keptie St
Lyall, David C, National Bar, 266 High
Street
M'Lean, W., Lochland Bar
Marshall, Geo. F., Tuttie's Neuk
Murray, A. W., Lome Bar, 17 Com-
merce Street
Ovenstone, Philip, The Thistle, 158
High Street
Pennie, Archibald Chapman, Red Lion
Bar, 2 and 4 Barngreen
Ramsay, Thomas R., 15 Ladyloan
Ross, Wm, St Thomas, Tower Nook
Sanderson, James Macdonald, 16 Rotert
Street
Sinclair, Andrew A 1 Ogilvy Place
Smith, Alex., White Hart
Stewart, John Wm., Plough & Harrow,
Fisheracre
Stott, David, Foundry Inn
Strachan, Allan R., 2 Howard Street
Stuart, A. M'K.. 13 Old Shore Head
Watson, — ., Panmure Arms, 12 Pan-
mure Street
Whyte, J. D., Alma Inn, 37 Panmure St
Williamson, G. B. (Porter and Ale),
29 West Newgate
Wishart, Mrs H. D., Abbey Inn, 5 Pon-
derlaw Street
Refreshment Rooms.
Carnegie, Mrs, 19 Hamilton Green
Central Dining Rooms, 19 Millgate—
D. Buchanan
Green, George, 212 High Street
Hamilton, Miss M., High Street
King's Cafe, 10 West Port
Keiller, Jas. & Sons, Ltd., 114 High St.
Porteous, Alex., 162 High Street
Remati & Carini, Keptie Street
Soutar, Jas., Ltd., 108 High Street
Victoria Cafe, Millgate— D. Buchanan
Saddlers and Harness Makers.
Mathers. David & Sons, 80 High Street
Watt, Thos., 155 High Street
Sailmakers.
Keith, George, North Grimsby
Sawmillers and Wood Merchants.
Arbroath United Coal Society^ Ltd., 29
Ladyloan
Black, George, Ernest Street
Farquhar, R. C, 4 Hill Place
Kydd, James & Sons, South Grimsby
Robertson, Jas. & Son, 24 Millgate
Sievwright, J. & R. W., Lordburn
Muir, Thos., Son, & Patton, Helen St
Seedsmen.
Cuthbert & Co., 8-12 Commerce Street
Fyfe, W. & H., 15 Millgate
Graham, John, Keptie Angle
Laird. 185 High Street
Menzies, A., 234 High Street
Rathjen, S., 214 High Street
Scott & Graham, Mart, Park Street
Smith & Sons, 124 High Street
Smith, James, 37 West Port
Sutherland, J.. 12 Applegate
Thomson, James A., 134 High Street
Vernon, F. M., 82 Keptie Street
Wilson, J., Keptie Gardens
Servants' Registry Offices.
Bisset, Miss, 223 High Street
Stewart, Miss Margaret, 33 West Port
Ship Broke?
Capt. M'Glashan, Harbourmaster, Shore
Dues Office
Solicitors.
Those marked « are also Notary Public.
^Alexander, W. H., 62 High Street
Anderson, A. C. (M'Bain & Anderson)
15 Hill Street
Chapel, Wm. (D. & W. Chapel), Market-
place
«Clark, J. R. W. (Clark Oliver, Dewar
& Webster), Brothock Bank
Dewar, J. C. (Clark, Oliver, Dewar &
Webster), Brothock Bank
Dickson, M. R. (J. & W. Macdonald), 7
Hill Street
Drever, T. P. (M'Bain & Anderson), 15
Hill Street
Gourley, W. T. P. 82 Marketgate
Halliday, J. B. Clark, Oliver, Dewar, S
Webster), Brothock Bank House
Hutcheon, A. (J. & W. Macdonald), 7
Hill Street
wLittlejohn, David (Webster & Little-
john), 33 Commerce Street
^Macdonald, F. F. (J. & W. Macdon-
ald). Hill Street
Mackay, Norman Scott, 81 High Street
wMackintosh. James (W. & J. Mackin-
tosh. 1 Hill Street
Neill, H. V. (Neill & Gibb). 93 High St.
Oliver, A., S.S.C. (Clark, Oliver, Dewar
& Webster), Brothock Bank
Ritchie, E. J., Hill Street
^Robertson, Wm., 100 High Street
Smith, R. S., 22 Commerce Street
Webster, John (Clark, Oliver, Dewar &
Webster), Brothock Bank
Slaters.
Brand, Wm. & Son, 30 Dishland Street
Cuthill, J., Hamilton Green
Jamieson, D. & Son, Gravesend
Mitchell, J. & Son, 20 Panmure Street
Tailors and Outfitters.
Adamson, A. K., 9 Keptie Street
Anderson & Hewit, 128 High Street
Booth, W., Millgate
ARBROATH TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
209
Canale, R., 19 East Mary Street
Chalmers, W., 16 St Mary Street
Equitable Co-Operative Society, Guthrie
Port
Gray, John, 43 East Abbey Street
Hepworth s. Ltd . Keptie Street
High St. Co-Op. Society, 254 High St.
JacK, A., Inchcape \ iew, Shore
Matthew, M. & bon, 226 High Street
.Mitchell, J.. 2Y Loniburn
Moonlight, C, 5 and 7 Brothock Bridge
iviyles, o. 1 . ^ sons, >a j amts street
and 112 High Street
Ogilvie, D., 152 High btreet
Peter, James, 24 Commerce Street
Ramsay, D. lS: Co., 98 High Street
Reid & Cuthiil, Brothock Bank
Ritchie. A., 100 High btreet
Rust, H. L. C, Keptie Street
Strachan, Robt. & Sons, 53 High Street
Thomson, Alexander, Kirk Square
Thornton, D. & Son, 261 High Street
Urquhart, Hector. 25 Guthrie Port
West Port Association (Ltd.), 22 West Pt.
/ ca Merchants.
Brown. R., Keptie Street
Buttercup Dairy, Keptie St. & High St.
cooper & Co., 211 High Street
Doig, James, 73 Guthrie Port
Dorward, Geo. & Co., (wholesale), 2
Bank Street
Dorward, J. M. & Son (wholesale), 67
Guthrie Port
Lipton. Lt., 16 Keptie Street
Maypole Tea Co., 171 High Street
Rennie, W. J., 18 Brothock Bridge
Scott, Andrew, 195 High Street
Shepherds Dairies, 21 West Port
Strachan, Wallace & Whyte (wholesale),
Towernook
Thornev croft. W. H.. 127 High Street
Winton, A. B., 44 High Street
Tobacconists.
Beatt, Andrew, 19 Keptie Street
Black, Miss Brothock Bridge
Cowie, David, 37 Commerce Street
Crowe, G., Brothock Bridge
Cuthiil, R., 58 Keptie Street
Davidson, John, 14J High Street
Gardiner, A., Guthrie Port
Gray, Mrs, 2 Lochland Street
Kinnear. A. V., 109 High St & 18 Kep-
tie Street
Kirk, James, 13 West Port
Lefevre, H. V.. 228 High Street
Leslie, W. 277 High Street
Martin, John B., 46 Keptie Street
M'Wattie & Sons (wholesale), 20 Com-
merce Street
Pyott, Geo., 254 High Street
Ramsay, Miss B- S.. 192 High Street
Ruxton, Mrs, 26 Millgate
Taylor, A. J.. 142 H'gh Street
Thornton, Robt., 41 Guthrie Port
Umbrella Makers.
Adamson, A. K., 9 Keptie Street
Macdonald, D. R., Corner West Port &
23 Commerce Street
Moffat, Joseph, 32 Keptie Street
Ogilvy, D., 152 High Street
Soutrr, James, Ltd., 104 High Street
Waste Merchants.
Buick, Albert, 14 Panmure Street
Kelly, James, W. Grimsby
Kelly, 1^., Garden atreet
Wallace, A. & Son, Lindsay Street
iv aichmaktrs ana jtruuciii-n
Anderson, J. £., zao High Street
Anderson, John, b Keptie btreet
Bowman, Allan, Ladybridge Street
Buick, 26 Dishland Street
Eddie, J . & R. B., 105 High sueet
Geddes, N. Leslie, 189 High btreet
High, Win., 222 High btieet
Low, A., 20 Gowan btieet
Meffan, John M., 33 Miligate
Pine, D., 262 High btreet
Ross, Barngreen
Wine and Spirit Merchants
( W hoicsaLc).
Doig, James, 73 Guthrie Port
Dorward, G. & .Co., 2 & 4 Bank St.
Jarron, John B., Kirk Square
Strachan, Wallace & Whyte, Towernook
Wool Repositories.
Bissct, Miss, 223 High Street
Carnegie, Mrs J. C, 159 High Street
Dorward, Mrs, 24 Millgate
Kinnear, Miss. 25 Hamilton Green
Scotch Wool & Hosiery Co.. 147 High St.
Stewart, Miss Margaret, 33 West Port
Miscellaneous.
Billiard Saloons — Cadman, Keptie St.;
Canale, High Street.
Chiropodist & Manicurist — Miss Clark
McLean, 14 West Port
Cooper — J. Whitton, Convent Street
Cork Maker— R. S. Smith & Co., 53 Mar-
ketgate
Cutler — Robinson, 27 Guthrie Port
Pie Shops — J. Alexander, Keptie St.;
Ritchie, Helen Street
Salt Merchants — Charles Skae, Dickheld
Street
Saw Trimmers — Robinson, 27 Guthrie
Port; J. B. Chisholm, 80 Keptie St.;
W. Asquith. Bridge Street.
Sewing Machine Makers and Dealers —
Singer Machine Manufacturing Co.,
194 High Street
Ship Builders — Rcbb Brothers, Shore.
Sports Outfitter — A. V. Kinnear, 18
Keptie Street
Tar Distillers — William Briggs & Sons,
Ltd., Elliot; Gas Corporation, Pon-
derlaw Street
Tobacco Manufacturers — J. M'Wattie &
Sons, 10 Commerce Street
Veterinary Surgeon — A. Robertson, Hill
Place.
210 ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
DISTRICT DIRECTORY.
POPULATION OF THE COUNTY.
Forfar County (Census 1921)— Total Population, 270,950.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Sheriff of Forfarshire — George luorton, K.C.
Sheriff Substitutes— Charles T. Gordon, Arbroath and Forfar ; R. C. Malcolm,
Dundee; F. F. Macdonald, and W. J. Rollo, Arbroath. Sheriff Clerk— Chris-
topher J. Bisset, Dundee.
Medical Officer of Health— Dr N. Sinclair, Forfar.
Chief Constable— Robert T. Birnic, Forfar.
Procurator-Fiscals — W. F. Mackintosh, Dundee; and Thomas Hart, Forfar.
COUNTY COUNCIL OF FORFARSHIRE.
Convener of the County— Lt.-Uol. W. Stewart Fothnnghfim, Murrhlv Castlr. Vice-Convener—
Wm. Shaw Adamson, of Careston, Brechin. Medical Health Officer — Dr N. J.
Sinclair, Forfar. Sanitary Inspector — Dr Sinclair. Inspector of Weights and
Measures — W. A. Bertram. County Clerk — R. Freer Myles, Forfar. County
Treasurer — D. J. Carnegy, Forfar. Assessor and Registration Officer — D. J.
Carnegy. Chairman of Commissioners of Supply — W. T. J. S. Steuart Fother-
ingham. Chairman of Arbroath District Committee — James Kydd, Scryne.
District Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector — M. R. Dickson.
JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT— Sheriff Court House.
Court Diet first Monday of each month. Justices resident in Arbroath District —
The Earl of Dalhousie ; Claud C. Strachan Carnegie of Tarrie ; D. L. Dickson
of Woodville; A. R. Duncan of Parkhill; W. Chapel, C. Corsar, J. Fraser,
C. Grant, A. D. Lowson, F. F. Macdonald, W. J. Rollo, D. W. Webster,
W. VV. Webster (Denley), W. Webster (Bellevue), Rev. ]. Murray, Dr Laing,
James Jack, James Hood, Arbroath; A. Duncan, Maulesbank ; J. P. Morison ;
C. Ferrier ; David C. Lindsay Carnegie of Kinblethmont ; J. M. Gray,, D. J.
Henderson; D. Scroggie ; G. Winter; W. F. Soutar, James Henderson, George
Carnegie, Carnoustie; David Anderson; W. Binnie, Carmyllie; W. K.
Esplin, Leysmill ; James Fairlie, Easter Bonhard ; D. Maxwell, Pan-
lathy Mill; R. Greig, Ironshill, Inverkeilor; J. A. Jarron, Arbikie,
Lunan; James Kydd, Scryne, Panbride ; D. Muckart, St Vigeans ;
J. Addison Scott. Newton of Arbirlot; A. A. Lawson, Newton of
Boysack; Rev A. J. Campbell, Barry; A. C. Anderson, Fernlea,
Arbroath; Rev. C. E. Duff, St Vigeans; Dr W. J. Dewar, Hill Terrace,
Arbroath; Major H. Fraser, Lochton, Arbroath; John Brodie, Kinprunes, Ar-
broath; G. A. Francis, West Seaton ; James Graham, farmer, Balcathie ;
David Kidd, National Bank, Carnoustie; D. W. Morgan, Ethie
Mains, Arbroath; Charles Milne, Hillcrest, Arbroath; D. S. Nicoll, Green-
bank, Barry; J. H. Pattullo, Pitskelly; A. M. Robertson, Rosemount, Arbroath;
G. F. Sellar, Bank Street, Friockheim ; Geo. Sherriffs, Lochlee, Arbroath; Geo.
Rutherford Thomson, Arbroath; D. Weighton, Brax, Arbroath; D. O. Young,
Town Clerk, Carnoustie; Frank Wilson, Rosemount, Carnoustie.
COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY.
First Electoral Division — T°hn Nicoll, Tighnagarh, Queen Street, Monifieth;
George Galloway, Roseangle, Wellbank, by Kingennie ; John R. Pratt, St
-Margaret's, Birkhill, Liff ; Rev. Charles N.' Rutherfurd, The Manse, Kettins.
Second Electoral Division.— Dr William J. Dewar, 13 Hill Terrace, Arbroath;
Rev. George Hitchcock, Inverbrothock Manse, Arbroath ; James P. Reid, 21
Lordburn, Arbroath; David Littlejohn. Southbank, Arbirlot Road, Arbroath;
Rev. William McCurrach, 56 Dishland Street, Arbroath; Arthur King, 44 Elliot
Street, Arbroath.
Third Electoral Division. — Rev. Alexander Mill, The Manse, Colliston, by Ar-
broath; Rev. John Heggie, The Manse, Barry; Rev. John Smith, U.F. Manse,
Friockheim; John Carnegie, The Nook, Barry.
ARBROATH YliAR BOOK. 211
Fourth Electoral Division.— Thoma s Hanick, 92 East High Street, Forfar; Andrew'
Puffers, 8 Sparrowcroft, Forfar ; William G. Don, Bankhead House, Forfar;
William Nicoll, Carsebank, Foriar; Mrs A. A. Wliyte, Easter Denoon, Glamis.
Fifth Electoral Division. — John B. Morrison, Cortachy House, Cortachy, by Kir-
riemuir; Rev. John Fleming Linn, U.F. Manse, Airlie, by Kirriemuir; Rev-
John Mechie, L.F. Manse, iN'ewtvle ; George Annand, Reekie Linn House, by
Alyth.
Sixth Electoral Division.— Rev. P. S. Bisset, The Manse, Craig, by Montrose;
James Carson, Rossie Farm School, Craig, by Montrose; William Cranston, 17
Nursery Road, Montrose; Rev. James Landreth, The Manse, Logie-Pert, by
Montrose; David Nairn. 57 Mill Street^ Montrose.
Seventh Electoral Division. — Sam. Edwards, Ferneybank, Lochlee, by Edzell ;
Rev. Alexander Monro, U.F. Manse, Menmuir, by Brechin; Rev. Thomas C.
Sturrock, U.F. Manse, Edzell; James D. Ross, 10 Latch Road, Brechin; Robert
Barron, Westbank, Brechin.
Director of Education — P. A. Conacher, Education Offices, Forfar.
Clerk and Treasurer — J. Eadie, B.L., Education Offices, Fortar.
Master of Works — James M Gregor, South School, Forfar.
COUNTY LICENSING COURT.
Provost George D. M'Nicoll, Kirriemuir ; Provost James Nicoll, Carnoustie ; Pro-
vost J. Maxwell Rattray, Monifieth ; Provost James Moffat, Forfar; Patrick G.
Duncan, Hillhead. Kirriemuir; James Graham, Balcathie, Arbirlot; Joseph
Murray, Drvburgh, Lochee, by Dundee; F. M. Batchelor of Kellyfield, Dundee;
David Maxwell, Ballindarg, Forfar; William Nicoll, Carsebank, Forfar; W.
Shaw Adamson, Careston castle, Brechin ; David Weighton, Brax, Arbroaith ;
James Kycld, Scryne, Carnoustie.
ANGUS AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
Secretary — John M. Fairlie, 165 Seagate, Dundee.
THE ROYAL ASYLUM OF MONTROSE.
Captain John Stansfeld of Dunninald ; Alexander R. Duncan, Esq., of Parkhill ;
Rev. Robert Davidson, St Cyrus; Rev. John D. M'Lean, Maryton. Rev.
P. S. Bisset, Craig; Rev. W. Percy Cox, Lunan ; Messrs J. R. Mitchell,
H. Ross, James Mitchell, D. Smith, George Boyek, J. Galloway, Joseph
Foreman, David Nairn, Montrose; Provost of Montrose, First and Second
Bailies of Montrose; Nine Inhabitants of Burgh and Parish of Montrose;
Representatives of Public Bodies — From Forfar and Kincardine District Lunacy
Board — Viscount Arbuthnott, Fordoun ; D. S. Porteous, Lauriston Castle; Her-
bert Lyall, Old Montrose; and George C. Suttie, St Cyrus. From Parish Coun-
cils of Forfarshire — Rev. R. F. Lockart, Montrose; William Nicoll, Carsebank,
Forfar; William Ogilvy, S.S.C., Kirriemuir; George Carnegie, Carnoustie;
Lieut. -Col. Blair-Imrie, Lunan House; and Rev. C. E. Duff, St Vigeans, Ar-
broath. From Parish Councils of Kincardineshire — James Tindal, Fordoun.
Clerk of the Corporation — C. Keir Alexander, Sunnyside, Montrose.
For all the Carnoustie News of the Week
See the Special Column on Page 6 in
"XLhe Hrbroatb Iberalo."
From All Newsagents Every Friday Afternoon— Price 2d
212 ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
Directory for Carnoustie, Panbride, and Barry.
POPULATION OF CARNOUSTIE, &c.
Burgh of Carnoustie. Population of Burgh (Census 1921), 2494 males, 3463 females
—total, 5957. Parish of Barry (Census i921), 6133.
THE TOWN COUNCIL OF CARNOUSTIE.
The Council is the Local Authority under the Public Health Act for the Burgh.
Provost Robt. Balla. Senior Bailie — F. Davies. Junior Bailie — U. M. Winter.
Councillors — William Duncan, D. M. Fyffe, George C. McGonigal, Peter
McLachlan, David Ramsav, and A. M'Crae Wilson, town Clerk — D. O. Yoang.
Collector & Treasurer— David K. Mitchell. Officer of Health— Dr J. E. Taylor,
Sanitary Inspector, Burgh and Road Surveyor, and Inspector of Cleans-
ing — Alan F. Anderson. Gas Manager — John M'Robie Ireland. Burgh Prose-
cutor — David Kidd.
Committees. — Each Committee consists of all the members of the Council. Con-
veners : — Streets — Bailie Davies. Sanitary — Bailie Winter. Lighting — Council-
lor McGonigal. Recreation — Councillor McLachlan. Finance — Councillor
Wilson. Gas — Councillor Duncan. Wards Farm — Provost Balla. Refresenta-
tives to Golf Course Committee — Provost Balla,, Bailie Winter and Councillors
McLachlan and Wilson. Local Pension Committee — All the members of the
Council; Chairman — Provost Balla.
POLICE COURT.
Held in the Burgh Chambers when necessary. Judges — Provost Balla, Bailies
Davies and Winter. Clerk and Assessor — D. O. \oung. Burgh Prosecutor —
David Kidd, Rowan Cottage.
CARNOUSTIE POST OFFICE.
Postmaster — Mr Stirling. Open week days for sale of stamps from 8 to 7.30 p.m.
Sundays, 9 to 10 a.m.; telegraph business from 8 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.; sale and
payment of postal orders, 8 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.; savings bank, 8 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.
Despatches— 8.15 and 11.30 a.m., 1, 4, 5.10, and 8 p.m. Deliveries, 7, 11.45 a.m.,
4.15 p.m. 4.15 p.m. delivery suspended on Saturday.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN CARNOUSTIE.
W. F. Soutar, D. J. Henderson, John P. Morison, David Scroggie, James M. Gray,
George Winter, John Melville, A. B. Walker, George Carnegie, James Nicoll,
David Kidd, D. "O. Young, D. S. Nicoll.
MORTIFICATIONS.
Mrs Mitchell's Charity, 1901.— In 1901 Mrs Mary Sandeman or Mitchell, Douglas-
leigh, Carnoustie, bequeathed to Trustees a sum of £500, and directed that the
free income or proceeds thereof should be expended annually at Christmas in
the purchase of coals to be divided among the poor of Carnoustie at the discre-
tion of the Trustees of the Fund which she desired might be designated " Mrs
Mitchell's Charity." Trustees — The Parish Ministers of Carnoustie and Barry,
the U.F. .Minister of Panbride, the Town Clerk of Carnoustie.
Mrs Helen Hogg or Kydd.s Bequest. — In 1910, Mrs Helen Hogg or Kydd, Oak
Villa, Carnoustie, bequeathed to the Town Council £135, and directed that the
free income derived therefrom should be applied in purchasing coals to be
distributed among the industrious poor of Carnoustie and Newton of Panbride
who are non-recipients of parochial relief.
John Milne's Bequest. — The late Mr John Milne of Ravensby bequeathed to
Carnoustie, a one-eighth of his estate, the income therefrom to be applied for
the benefit of the poor of Carnoustie, including soldiers from Carnoustie dis-
abled in the European War.
Caftain Mill's Bequest. — The late Captain Frank J. R. Mills, Norwhin, Carnou-
stie, bequeathed to Carnoustie a sum of .£150, the income therefrom to be
expended by the Town Council in providing comforts for the aged poor ot
Carnoustie annually at the New Year.
CARNOUSTIE PARISH CHURCH.
Minister — Rev. James Baillie, M.A. Session Clerk — E. W. Mathewson. Superin-
tendent of Sabbath School — The Minister. Organist and Choirmaster — Roy
Sheriff. Church Membership— 723. Church Officer— Peter Tosh.
CARNOUSTIE, PANBRIDE, AND BARRY. 213
ST STEPHEN'S UNITED FREE CHURCH— Services at 11.15 a.m.
and 6.15 p.m.
Minister— Rev. Dr W. dimming Thorn, B.D., M.Th. Session Clerk— John Gar-
riock, M.A., B.Sc, Smieton Street. Deacons' Court Clerk — James Baxter, lb
Taymouth Terrace. Free Will Offering Treasurer — William Young, Annes-
lea, Rose Street. Superintendent Sabbath School — John Garnock, M.A., B.Sc,
Smieton Street. Foreign Mission Treasurer — J. D^war, 2 Orchard Terrace.
Central Fund Treasurer — G. Kltto, M.A., Coral Cottage. Secretarj', Young
Women's Club — Miss Emily Boath, Kell}' Cottage. Organist and Choirmaster
— Mr Shiel, Terrace Road. Secretary, Ladies' Work Party — Miss Kerr, Links
Parade. Secretary Men s Club — Mr Shiel, Terrace Road. Choir Treasurer —
Miss Ina Murray, Agatha Bank. Sabbath School Secretary and Treasurer —
John Garriock, M.A., B.Sc, Smieton Street.
ERSKINE U.F. CHURCH— Services at 11. 15 a.m. and 6.15 p.m.
Ministers — Rev. John F. Dempster and a vacancy. Session Clerk — John C. Ram-
say. Congregational Clerk — Thomas B. Wilson. Congregational Treasurer —
James B. Cu'.iningham. Congregational Preses — Robert Thomson. Organist —
Alexander Boyle. Superintendent of Sabbath School' — David F. Sherriff.
Secretary and Treasurer — Ernest Ramsay. Bible Class Treasurer — James xi.
Cunningham. Membership — 364.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY ROOD- -Services at 8 & 11.15 a.m., 6.15 p.m.
Rector— Rev. F. S. Macintyre. Church Wardens— J. Spragg and G. Calvert
M'Gonigal. Lay Elector— J. M. Gray. Lay Representative— R. P. Blakelock.
Treasurer — Edward Bowen. Souls— 395. Communicants— 233. Sunday Services
— H0I5 - Communion, 8 a.m. ; morning prayer, 11.15 a.m. ; evening prayer, 6.15 p.m.
Daily Services — 8 a.m. and 5.30 p.m.
PANBRIDE PARISH CHURCH— Services at 11.15 a.m. (and in July
and August). St Bride's Chapel — Service at 6.15 p.m.
Minister — Rev. John Caesar. Session Clerk — J. P. Morison. Superintendent of
Sabbath School — Rev. John Caesar. Choirmaster — Miss Ross, Albert Terrace.
Membership— 625. Church Officer — James Brown, Panbride.
PANBRIDE U.F. CHURCH— Services at 11.15 a.m. and 6.15 p.m.
Minister— Rev. Alex. White, B.D. Session Clerk— Robt. S. iviilne, Westfield, Con-
gregational Treasurer— David Butchart, 1 Millearn Terrace, Ireland Street.
Central Fund Treasurer — Walter Black, William Street. Superintendent Sab-
bath School — John Ireland, Bonella Street. Organist and Choirmaster — O.
Fraser, Westpath. Church Officer — A. Spalding, Gladstone Terrace. Mem-
bership — 350.
CARNOUSTIE, BARRY AND PANBRIDE SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS'
UNION.
Honorary President— Ex-Provost Nicoll. President— Bailie F. Davies. Secretary-
John Garriock, M.A., B.Sc, Smieton Street. Treasurer— Miss Ness, 5 Carlogie
Terrace.
CARNOUSTIE AUXILIARY OF NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY
OF SCOTLAND.
President— Rev. J. Baillie, M.A„ C. of S. Manse, Carnoustie. Secretary and
Treasurer— Rev. Dr Gumming Thorn, St Stephen's U F. Manse, Carnoustie.
CARNOUSTIE, BARRY, AND PANBRIDE TRACT SOCIETY.
Receiver of Donations— Rev. Dr Cumming Thorn, St Stephen's U.F. Manse, Car-
noustie.
CARNOUSTIE Y.M.C.A.
Hon. President— Vacant. President— Vacant. Vice-Presidents— J . Ireland, Dinor-
wic; D. J. Butchart, Ireland Street. Treasurer— R. C. Matthewson, Boy-
thorpe. Secretary— David A. R. ihow, 18 Arbroath Road. Directors— E. W.
Mathewson, Wm. Blair, Geo. Soutar, A. _ orsyth, J. -v. Rattray, T. F. Ness,
J. Garriock, j. A. Clark, Wm. Spink, ^uver Smi-., nlex. Scott. Church
Representative — Dr W . Cumming Thorn.
CARNOUSTIE, PANBRIDE, AND BARRY.
215
CARNOUSTIE Y.M.C.A. & RED TRIANGLE CLUB-High St. and " Inglcwood "
Membership, 1U0. Morning- .Meeting at 10 a.m. Social Hour — Sundays at 8 p.m.
Caretakers — Mr and Mrs John Malcolm, Inglewood.
Y.M.C.A. LIBRARY.
Open daily, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Non-Members' Subs
annum.
ription, Is per month, 6s per
CARNOUSTIE, BARRY, AND PANBRIDE SICK NURSING ASSOCIATION.
President— Mrs Taylor. Vice-President— Mrs Ferguson. Hon. Secretary-
Miss Low, 1 Lochty Avenue, Carnoustie. Hon. Treasurer — J. P. Morison.
Nur
-Mis
Stratton, 2 Balfour Place
BARRY AND PANBRIDE UNITED SAVINGS BANK.
President— Ex-Provost Soutar. Vice-President— Colonel Scroggie. Treasurer—
A. R. Crawford. Secretary— David Kidd, 9 Tavmouth Street. Directors— Revs.
John Caesar, John fieggie, A. J. Campbell, ex-Provost Winter,
Messrs R. C. Mathewson, D. N. Kinmond, D. O. Young, Arch. Colquhoun, Jas.
P. Bruce, George Gibson, and Alexander Duncan. Office — Salisbury Place, next
Post Office. Open on Monday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 8 o*clock.
YEARLY BENEFIT SOCIETIES.
Carnoustie Male and Female Yearly Society. Meets in Panmure Institute. Presi-
dent — Win. Dargie. Secretary — David Black, 19 Panmure Street. Treasurer
— Alex. Jamieson, Barry Roacl. Annual meeting on the 3rd Friday of Sept.
Carnoustie, Barry, and Panbride Yearly Society. Meets in Drill Hall, Dundee St.
Carnoustie. President — George Wallace. Vice-President — Alexander Vannett.
Secretary — David Lyall, Balfour Place. Treasurer — Mr Stephenson, West Path.
Auditor — James Cuthill. Annual Meeting — 4th May. Meets fortnightly on
Monday evenings, at 7 o'clock in the Hall stated.
CARNOUSTIE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd., Dundee Street.
Registered Office — Ferrier Street. Branch — 99 Dundee Street, Carnoustie. Presi-
dent — A. D. Crerar. Vice-President — John C. Ramsay. Minute Secretary
— W. B. Crerar. General Manager — David Japp.
PLOUGHMEN'S SOCIETY— Carnoustie Branch.
President— Robert Fyfe, Carnoustie. Vice-President — Peter Suttie, Barry.
Treasurer — Tohn Ferguson, Clavholes. Secretary — Robert Garden, The Lodge,
Ravensby, Barry. Members of Committee — WAiiam Christie, W. Smith, j.
Lamond, J. Watterson, D. Smart, John Kidd, James Ferguson, Wm. Fernie,
Alex. Cuthill. Meets at Carnoustie every quarter. Annual meetingfi — Second
Saturday in August.
CARNOUSTIE MUSICAL SOCIETY— Instituted 1909.
Hon. President— W. F. Soutai\ Anniield. President Mr G. K. Chalmers. Hon.
Secretary— Wm. Duncan, 34 Carlogie Rd. Treasurer — Mr Wm. Morgan.
Pianist— Mrs M'Laren. Conductor — Mr W. Wallace, Dundee.
AMATEUR HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Patron— Earl of Dalhousie. President— Alexander Simpson. Vice-President— J.
L. Dargie. Hon. Treasurer— H. P. Mudie. Hon. Auditor— D. K. Mitchell.
Secretary— Jamesi ri. Stephenson, 20 West Path. Show Manager— Peter Kerr.
Show about Third Saturday of August. Annual General Meeting— First Friday
in September.
CARNOUSTIE BURNS CLUB.
President — D. N. Kinmond. Vice-President — Wm. Steven. Hon. Secretary and
Treasurer — C. J. R. Small, 10 Fox Street, Carnoustie.
CARNOUSTIE. BARRY AND PANBRIDE UNIONIST ASSOCIATION.
Chairman — W. F. Soutar, Annfield. Secretary — A. C. M'Corquodale.
CARNOUSTIE AND DISTRICT LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.
President — Ex-Provost Nicoll. Members of Committee — 40. Annual Meeting — End
of February.
216 YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATIONER AND A \X/ r TT T CONFECTIONS
TOBACCONIST, **-• VV IJLrfJL* BEST MAKES.
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Plasterers. Cement Workers, and Tile Specialists,
35 HIGH STREET, Carnoustie
'Phone No. 257 Arbroath.
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Breeze Blocks made to order for Partition Walls.
Estimates Given.
Arbroath Office and Yard— EAST MARY STREET.
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CARNOUSTIE, FANBRIDE, AND BARRY. 217
GOLF CLUBS.
Carnoustie Golf Club (Inst. 1842). — Captain — Alex. D. Crerar. Hon. Secretary and
Treasurer — A. C. • Murray, Laurel Bank, Terrace Road, Carnoustie. Annual
meeting in February. Membership — 500. Club House — Links. ■
Carnoustie Y.M.C.A. — Captain — David Thow. Secretar}' — J. Gordon Dewar, M.A-
Treasurer — Hugh A. Morton, M.A.
Caledonia Club — Captain, Ex-Provost George Carnegie. Vice-Captain, J. M. Ful-
larton. Secretary and Treasurer — James Barnet. Match Secretary — John
M'Lagan. Membership, 270.
St Crispin Club — Captain — Fred Martin. Secretary and Treasurer — J. Lyall, An-
nual meeting in February. Membership — 70. (Confined to employees in the
Shoe Trade.)
Ladies' Golf Club (Affiliated to Ladies' Golf Union) — Club-house — Links. President
— Mrs K. Lawson. Vice-President — Mrs A. Colquhoun. Treas. — Rev. J. Heggie.
■Secretary — Miss Norrie M. Kidd. Captain — Mrs Scroggie.
CARNOUSTIE LAWN TENNIS CLUB.
Hon. Secretary — C. B. Walker, Ewartlea, Carnoustie. Hon. Treasurer — Miss E. M.
Ferrier, Aboukir Lodge, Carnoustie.
PANMURE CURLING CLUB.
President — Thos. Bell. Secretary and Treasurer — J. P. Morison, Bank House,
Carnoustie. Annual meeting in September.
PANBRIDE PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman Frank Watson ; Rev. John Caesar, Rev. Alex. Whyte, Messrs George
M'Gill, Wm. Aitkenhead, David Scroggie, A. C. Colquhoun, Wm. Steven,
James Kydd, and R. R. Webster Baillie. Clerk— A. C~ M'Corquodale. In-
spector of Poor. Collector of Rates and Registrar — J. P Morison. Medical
Officer— Dr J. Ewan Taylor.
PANBRIDE LANDWARD COMMITTEE OF PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman— Rev. John Caesar; Messrs George M'Gill, Wm. Aitkenhead, William
Steven, James Kydd, and R. R. Webster Baillie.
PANBRIDE AND BARRY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE.
Chairman — D. S. Nicoll. Members — Rev. John Caesar, John Carnegie, D. A.
Christie, F. Davies, Rev. J. Heggie, F. M'Laren, Thomas Smith and Tohn
C. Stuart. Clerk— D. O. Young. J
SCHOOLS.
Carnoustie Public School.' — Headmaster, D. A. Christie. Roll — 440. Average at-
tendance, 405.
Barry Public School— Headmaster, J. M. Smith. Roll, 113. Average attendance, 109
Panbride Public School. — Headmaster, J. C. Stuart, M.A. Roll, 113. Average
attendance, 102.
Muirdrum Public School.— Teacher, Miss Heughan. Roll, 20. Average attendance, 18
REGISTRARS.
Barry Parish — D. K. Mitchell, Carnoustie. Panbride Parish — J. P. Morison
Carnoustie.
BARRY PARISH CHURCH.
Minister — Rev. John Heggie. Superintendent of Sabbath School— James Bate,
Barry. Membership, 502. Church Officer — James Young, Barry.
BARRY U.F. CHURCH— Services at ii.i.s a.m. and 6.15 p.m.
Minister— Rev. A. J. Campbell, M.A., V.D., J. P. Session Clerk— D. S. Nicoll, J. P.,
Greenbank, Barry. Clerk to Deacons' Court — William Currie, Careston Cottage,
Carnoustie. Superintendent of Sabbalth School — Mr John Smith, School
House, Barry. Organist — A. Simpson, Briar Cottage, Carnoustie. Church
Officer— Alex. Jamieson, Denver Cottage, Barry Road, Carnoustie. Member-
ship — 255.
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ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
CARNOUSTIE, PANBRIDE, AND BARRY.
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BARRY PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman — J. H. Pattullo. Collector of Kates and Inspector of l J oor — D. K.
Mitchell, Municipal Buildings, High Street. Office Hours— 9 to 1, and 6 to 7.30.
Saturdays — 9 to 12. Half-yearly Meetings — Second Tuesdays of February and
August.
BARRY AND PANBRIDE WOMEN'S UNIONIST ASSOCIATION.
Hon. President — The Countess of Strathmore. Hon. Vice-Presidents — Lady Con-
stance Blackburn, Mrs Duncan of Balfour, Mrs L. Guthrie, Carnoustie House;
Mrs Carnegie, Aviemore, Carnoustie; Mrs Morgan, Clifton Grange, Carnoustie;
President — Mrs \V. F. Soutar, Annfield, Carnoustie. . ice-President — -Miss
Low, Lochty Avenue, Carnoustie. non. Secretary and Treasurer — Mrs W.
Ferricr, LocJitv Street.
Carnoustie List of Trades and Professions.
Agents.
A. C. M'Corquodale, Maryville (.Scot-
tish Equitable Life Assurance So-
ciety and Norwich Union Fire).
A. C. M'Corquodale, High Street (Life,
Fire, &c, Assurance).
E. W. Butchart (for J. Pullar & Sons,
dyers, Perth), High Street
E. W. Butchart, High Street (Emigra-
tion Agent).
Robert R. W. Baillie (factor for the
Right Hon. the Earl of Dalhousie),
Panmure Estate Office, Carnoustie.
Misses Gardyne (Empress Laundry
Co.), High Street
D. T. Wilson (Arbroath Steam Laun-
dry), Dundee Street.
Carnoustie Co-Operative Association,
Ltd. (for A. & J. Macnab, Ltd.,
dyers, Edinburgh).
Architect.
James P. Bruce, High Street.
Bakers.
Carnoustie Co-Operative Association,
Limited.
William Nicoll, The Cross.
Mrs Allan, Dundee Street
T. B. Cunningham, Dundee Street and
High Street.
James Doig, Dundee Street
Banks.
Bank of Scotland (branch) ; head office,
Edinburgh. Mr Harris, agent.
North of Scotland Bank, Ltd. (branch);
head Office, Aberdeen. J. P. Mori-
son, agent, Carnoustie.
National Bank of Scotland, Ltd.; head
office, Edinburgh. David M. Kidd,
agent, Carnoustie.
Savings Bank (Barry and Panbride),
Dundee Street, Carnoustie. David
M. Kidd, treasurer; Alexander R.
Crawford, secretary.
Blacksmiths.
Francis Gow, Barry.
Charles Rattray, Scryne, Panbride.
R. Reid & Sons, West end
James Shields, Muirdrum.
Gourlay & Son, T -iVs Avenue.
J. Fernie, Park Avenue.
Boarding Houses.
Miss Barbour, Allanbank Boarding
House, Terrace Road
Glencoe Boarding House, Terrace Rd.
Mrs Henderson, Agrabank
Mrs Simpson, Seaheld
Mrs Smith, Scotswood
Booksellers, Newsagents, &c.
Andrew Simpson, High Street
Croll, Mrs, Barry Road
Misses Gardyne, High Street
Miss Fawns, 30 Dundee Street
Misses Latto Dundee Street
Mrs Will, High Street
James Simpson, Carnoustie Gazette,
High Street
Boot and Shoe Makers
William Whyte, Hi"'- Street
William P. Sturrock, High Street
Scroggie Bros, (wholesale), Carnoustie
J. Winter & Sons, Ltd. (wholesale),
Carnoustie
Charles Spark, High Street
David Fyffe, Church Street
Wm. M'Arthur, Dundee Street
Greenlees & Son, High Street
Cabinetmakers, &^c
D. T. Wilson, 103 High Street, and
Arbroath.
J. B. Sparks, 6 Queen Street
Carriers.
Alexander Hovell, 114 Dundee Street
Byars, James A., Dundee and Arbroath
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CARNOUSTIE TRADES AND PROFESSIONS
Chemical Works.
Charles Tennant & Co., of Carnoustie,
Ltd. (vitriol and chemical)
Chemists and Druggists.
David J. Henderson, High Street
George Calvert M'Gonnigal, High St.
China, Glass, &■=£., Dealers.
Johnston's Emporium, The Cross
Couston s Emporium, Albert Place
Mrs Clarkson, High btreet (Antiques)
Cloth Merchants.
Blakelock & Caird Ltd., Catherine Bank
James Smieton & S-ns (jute), Panmure
Works, and Dundee
Coal Merchants.
Thos. Muir, Son, & Patton, Limited,
Railway Station
Carnoustie Contracting Company, Fer-
rier Street
Carnoustie Coal and Lime Company,
Railway Station
Smith, Hood & Co., Station Road
Carnoustie Co-Operative Association,
Ltd., Depot, Brown Street
Cameron, Barry Road
Confectioners.
Misses LattOj Dundee Street
Mrs Allan. 91 Dundee Street
A. Demarco, Park Ave., Station Road
Mrs James Livingstone, Dundee Street
J. Ogilvie, Dundee Street
Miss A. Fairlie, High Street
Miss Henderson, Station Road
Mr James Jolly, High Street
Mrs Smith, Victoria Street
Miss Baldv, Barry Road
Miss J. H. Walker, High Street
Miss Pye, High Street
Mrs Morton, Dundee Street
A. Danunzio, Kinloch Street
W. G., Sharp, Dundee Street
Miss M. Clark, High Street
Mrs Smith, High Street
Miss Collins, Hisrh Street
Mr Yeaman, Barry Road
Mr Moore, Dundee Street
Miss Langlands. Albert Street
Mrs Will, 134 High Street
Mrs Murray, Dundee Street
Contractors and Carters.
Carnoustie Contracting Company,
rier Street
John Thomson, Dundee Street
Alexander Gow, Victoria Street
G. Martin, Brown Street
Cycle Agents.
John M'Andrew, Dundee Street
Mr Murray, Dundee Street
Dairies and Dairymen.
Thomas Bell, Newton
Fer-
Mrs Stewart, Panbride
I Kerr, Rottenrow
G. L. Mudie, Greenlaw Hill
Mr Clark, Skichenmuir
Mrs Small. Co'side
Charles Sharp. Kirkton Bank
J. Ferguson, Clayholes
Buttercup Dairy Co., High Street
Smirrock, Hayhillock
Shiels, Bonnington
Mill, Lochend
Dentists.
W. T. Ross, Fairview, Dundee Street
H. S. Hunter, L.D.S. (of Arbroath), 75
High Street (every Thursday)
T. MacDougall, Barry Road
Drafers.
Carnoustie Co-Operative Association,
Limited
Miss Miller, High Street
J. D. MAffer. High Street r
Mrs Fairweather, High Street
Miss Aldridge, Panmure Street
Geo. Shand, High Street
W. Taylor. High Street
Mrs Kennedy, Dundee Street
P. Smith. High Street
Miss Stewart, High Street
Miss Kinnear, High Street
Engineers and Ironfounders.
The Anderson-Grice Co., Taymouth
Engineering Works
Fishmongers.
Miss Donaldson, 51 High Street
G. Anker, High Street & Dundee Street
Fleshers.
James T. Duncan, High Street
R. Millar, High Street
John C. Findlay, High Street
Wm. Black, Dundee Street and High
Street
Carnoustie Co-Operative Society Ltd.
Wm. Wellwood. 25 Dundee Street
Fruiterers and Greengrocers.
Marshall, High Street
Miss Sturrock, High Street
Miss Clark, Hieh Street
Mrs Graham, Dundee Street
W. Sharp, Dundee Street
Game Dealer.
Marshall, High Street
General Merchants.
Hugh M'Owen, Queen Street
Mrs Clark, Muirdrum
Miss Ramsay, Panmure Street
Mrs Croll, Barrv Road
James Hay, Millar Street
Mrs Robertson, Westhaven
Mrs Murray, Muirdrum
Mrs MacGregor, Muirdrum
CARNOUSTIE TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
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Golf Club Makers.
Robert Simpson, golf club and ball
maker, Golf House
Walter Hewitt, golf club and ball
maker, Links Avenue
Gourlay & Son, golf cleek and iron
makers, Links Avenue
Grocers.
Those marked i are also Spirit Dealers
Carnoustie Co-Operative Association,
Limited
G. K. Robertson, Kinloch Street
j.Mrs Craig, High Street
William Low & Co., Dundee Street
sjames Findlay, High Street
sEdward Butchart, High Street
sFred Robb, High Street
sCharles A. Fox, High Street
sWm. Murdoch, Ireland Street
sW. L. Reid, Barry Road
sjohn Napier, Kinloch Street
.sjames Robertson, High Street
G. Johnstone, Ireland Street
sjames Bel 1 Brown Street
sMrs Duthie, Queen Street
sjohn Yool, High Street
Buttercup Dairy Co., High Street
iWm. Bradburn. Station Road
J. Hugh, Queen Street
Hardware Merchants.
Johnston's Emporium, The Cross
T. R. Couston, Dundee Street
Carnoustie Co-Operative Society
J. H. Donaldsonj Dundee Street
Hairdressers.
D. Crowe, High Street
Mr Strachan Dundee Street
Mr Fawns, Dundee Street
Hotels, Inns and Taverns.
Beaton's Hotel — John Sanderson
Bruce's Hotel — Mrs Hendry, proprietrix
T. Wilson CGolf Arms), Ferrier St.
J. Leslie (Stag's Head), 83 Dundee St
Kinloch Arms Hotel— J. W. Melvin,
High Street
Station Hotel — Thos. Hart, Station
Road
Joseph Wilson (Golf Inn), Ferrier St
Robb's Inn, Park Avenue
Temperance Hotel — Mrs D. M. Church
Horseliiring and Posting.
Innes Miller. Taymouth Stables
T. Hart, Station Hotel
James Strachan, County Garage, High
ironmongers.
Couston's Emporium, Dundee Street
Johnston's Emporium, The Cross
J. Donaldson, Dundee Street
Joiners and Wrights.
John Julian & Son, Muirdrum and
Street
Edward & Ramsay, Ferrier Street
Alex. Simpson & Son, Collier Street
Robert Reid & Son, Lochend Crescent
John I Thow, Westhaven
A. P. Small, William Street
Laundries.
Carnoustie and District Laundry Coy.,
West End
Miss Christie, High Street
Market Gardeners.
Mrs Stewart, Panbride
George Stewart^ Brae foot
John Stewart, Ireland Street
Masons and Builders.
Andrew Robertson & Sons, Kinloch St.
John I. Wilson, Station Road
Milliners and Dressmakers.
Miss Kidd, Kinloch Street
Miss Maggie Hepburn, Charles Street
Mrs Fairweather, High Street
Misses Lawrence, Collier Street
Misses Smieton. Barry Road
Miss Kinnear, High Street
Miss Nairn, Barry Road
Miss Hay, Kirkton Terrace
Miss Finlay, Church Street
Carnoustie Co-Operative Association,
Limited
Miss Miller, High Street
Miss Anderson, Allanah Cottage, Links
Parade
Motor Garages.
W. Strachan, Kinloch Arms
George Ness, Arbroath Road
T. Bell, Station Hotel
W. Beattie, Dalhousie Garage
Music Teachers.
Miss Ross, Dundee Street
Misses Strachan, Panmure Bank
Charles Robb, Bay House
Miss M. Smith, Brown Street
Mr C. A. Low, Kirkton Terrace
Miss A. Galloway, Ben More, Macken-
zie Street
Mr John Wilson, jun., Mackenzie St
Newspaper Re-porters.
Carnoustie Gazette— H. Chapman, High
Street
Painters and Paperhangers.
Henry Ellis, High Street
John Sturrock & Son, High Street
E. W. Mathewson, Dundee Street, and
Arbroath
Ochterlonv & Ellis, Dundee Street
Kydd, Church Street
Photographer .
R. Wilson Astbury, High Street
Carnoustie
Plasterers.
Archibald Donald & Son, 35 High St.
D. Jamieson & Sons, Kinloch Street
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CARNOUSTIE TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
Plumbers, Tinsmiths, and Gasfitters.
M'Kay & Stewart, High Street
John M'Andrew, Dundee Street
J. Farquharson, High Street
Printer.
James Simpson, High Street
Saddler.
A. Lowden, Station Road
Alex. Hogg
Slater.
Sons, Dundee Street
Solicitors.
James M. Gray, Taymouth Villa
A. C. M'Corquodale, High Street
David O. Young, town clerk, Newing-
toa
Mr Urquhart, Firbank
R. Simpson, Rockcliff.
Surgeons.
J. M. Milne, Dalhousie Villa, High St.
James E. Tavlor, Villa Rosa
Dr M'Connell, The Limes
Tailors.
Those marked c are also Clothiers.
eCarnoustie Co-Operative Association,,
cWm. Ferrier, High Street
eW. Falconer. Dundee Street
Thomas Henderson, Station Road
Tea Rooms.
Mrs Smith, High Street
Miss Farquharson. Brown Street
Miss Fairlie, High Street
Mrs Allan, High Street
J. Ogilvie, Dundee Street
Mrs K. Buik, High Street
Tobacconists.
A. Jones, High Street
Mrs Livingstone, Dundee Street
Miss Fawns, Dundee Street
Mrs Will, High Street
A. Demarco, High Street
Misses Gardyne, High Street
Misses Latto, Dundee Street
A. Simpson, High Street
A. Jolly, High Street
Upholsterers.
T. B. Sparks, 6 Queen Street
D. T. Wilson, The Cress
'Watchmakers.
Andrew Heggie, The Cross
Crabbe & Mackenzie, High Street, and
Dundee
Miscellaneous.
Thos. Bell, veterinary surgeon, Gray-
slates, Queen Street
G. Gibson, Lochty Preserving Works
Telephone Office, Paris Buildings,
High Street
R. Reid & Son, carriage builders, West
End
Friockheim Directory.
POPULATION— Census, 1921.
K-ianell Parish, 589. Kirkden Parish, 1337. Guthrie Parish, 257.
FRIOCKHEIM PARISH CHURCH— Services at h a.m. and 6 p.m.
Minister — Rev. Norman D. Kennedy. Clerk of Kirk Session and Church Trustees-
George F. Sellar, Bank House. Treasurer of Church Trustees— Wm. Whyte.
Superintendent of Sunday School — V» niiam Whyte. Leysmill — J. M'JLean,
Station House, Elder. Organist and Choirmaster — W. Whyte. President of
Ladies' Guild— Mrs Smith, Friock Mains. Church Officer— J. Hosie, Gardyne
Street. Membership — 380.
FRIOCKHEIM U.F. CHURCH— Services at 11.15 a.m. and 6.15 p.m.
Minister — Rev. John Smith, M.A. Session Clerk — William Nicoil, Braikie, Inver-
keilor. Clerk of Deacons' Court — Mr Alexander Lawson, Newton of Boysack,
Arbroath. Superintendent of Sabbath School — Rev. John Smith. Church Officer
—Alex. Macintosh. Membership— 175.
SCHOOL/ MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
District No. 6. Schools — Letham, Friockheim, Kinnell, Craichie, Guthrie, and
Kirkden. Chairman and Representative from Authority — Rev. John Smith,
M. A., Friockheim. Others — Messrs James Bone, Friockheim ; Andrew Doctor,
A. Davidson, Schoolhouse, Friockheim; D. P. Arnot, Hat-
D. Grant, Letham; A. D. Campbell, Schoolhouse, Crachie;
E. Mains, Guthrie; Alex. Lindsay, W. Mains of Gardyne.
FRIOCKHEIM PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Master — James A. Davidson, Infant Mistress — Miss Anderson. Assistants— Miss
Harris and Miss Soutar. Average Attendance — 130.
Friock Mains; Jas.
ton Mill, Kinnell ;
Alex. McNaughton,
FRIOCKHEIM. 223
POST OFFICE, GARDYNE STREET.
Postmistress— Miss M. A. T. Carr. Money Order, Postal Order, Savings' Bank,
Telegraph Office, and Telephone Call Office. Sale of stamps and telegraph busi-
ness— 9 a.m. till 7 p.m. Arrival of Mails— 9.14 a.m. and 3.55 p.m. Despatches
—8 a.m., 3.30 and 4.30 p.m. Friockheim Deliveries — 9.45 a.m. and 4.10 p.m.
FRIOCKHEIM RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION.
President — Carnegie Soutar. Vice-President — Hector F. Ferrier. Secretary and
Treasurer — George F. Sellar. Committee — James Bone, William Whyte, James
Ogilvie, Robert Innes, John Duke, Rev. John Smith, C. W. Christie, James
Watt, A. Cummine, George Murray.
FRIOCKHEIM CEMETERY COMMITTEE.
Rev. Norman D. Kennedy, Rev. J. Smith, D. F. Carr (convener), Andrew Doctor,
and Hector Y. Ferrier. Keeper — Andrew Walker. Superintendent and Clerk —
James Ogilvie.
BRUCE MASONIC LODGE (593).
R.W.M. — James Bone. Secretary— D. O. Christie, Pitmuies Mill, Friockheim.
Treasurer — Robt. Murray. Hallkeeper — Wm. M'Pherson, 38 Gardyne Street.
Meets in Bruce Hall Second Thursday of each Month, from September till
April, inclusive.
PUBLIC HALLS.
Assembly Hall (Accommodation 500) — Secretary — D. F. Carr, Gardyne Street. Hall-
keeper — Andrew Smith, Middlegate.
Free Church Hall — Secretary — Tames Moir, Andson Street.
Parish Church Hall — Curator — James Hosie.
Bruce Masonic Hall, Gardyne Street— Hallkeeper — William M'Pherson.
NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY— FRIOCKHEIM AUXILIARY.
Secretary and Treasurer — Rev. J. Smith, M.A.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
President — A. Doctor, Friock Mains. Secretary — J. Ogilvie, Lilybank St. Treasurer
— David Carr, Gardyne Street. Annual Meeting third Saturday of September.
Annual Show in August.
INTERNATIONAL PLOUGHMEN'S SOCIETY— KINNELL BRANCH.
President — Charles Todd. Vice-President — William Todd. Treasurer — Andrew
Walker. Secretary — William Wilkie, 2 Millgate, Friockheim. Committee —
William Strachan, James Mitchell, and Charles W. Christie.
VINNEY AND LUNAN PLOUGHING ASSOCIATION.
Patrons — Mrs Lindsay Carnegie of Anniston, Mr and Mrs M'Grath, Letham Grange;
D. C. R. Lindsay Carnegie of Kinblethmont, Captain Hew Blair Imrie of Lunan.
President — Peter Smith, Fallaw. Secretary and Treasurer— David Hay, Lawton.
FEEING MARKETS.
Whitsunday — The Term day, or the first Thursday after.
Martinmas — The Term day, or the first Thursday after.
FRIOCKHEIM MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB— Established, 1914.
President — James Bone. Secretary and Treasurer— Chas. W. Christie, Pitmuis
Mill, Friockheim. Match Secretary— David O. Christie, Pitmuis Mill. Open
Tuesday and Saturday, 7 to 9.30 p.m. Caretaker — Wm. M'Pherson, Gardyne St.
FRIOCKHEIM AND DISTRICT DOMINO LEAGUE.
(Suspended meantime. No matches arranged for this season.)
Secretary and Treasurer — Thomas Roberts, 6 Gardyne Street, Friockheim.
CURLING CLUB— Evenie Water.
Secretary — Andrew Doctor, Friockheim Mains.
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READING ROOM AND BOWLING CLUB.
Patroness — Miss Bruce Gardyne. Patrons — A. Matthews, Arbroath; J.
Christie, Kirriemuir, ilon. Presidents — A. Cummine. President — C. Soutar.
Vice-Presidents — Rev. J. Smitu and John Duke. Secretary and Treasurer — A.
Grant, Gordon Place, Friocicneirn. Curator and Librarian — J .Ugnvie. Super-
intendent — W. Mackay. Caretaker — G. Low, Lunan Street. Reading Room
open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 7 to 9.30 p.m. Draughts Club on
Monday and Thursday evenings. Bowling Green, open May to September.
FRIOCKHEIM WOMEN'S RURAL INSTITUTE.
President — Miss Bruce Gardyne of Middleton. Vice-Presidents — Mrs J. A. David-
son, Schoolhouse, and Mrs J. Smith, U.F. Manse. Joint Secretaries— Miss
Ogilvie, Lilybank Street; Mrs James Bone, Millgate. Joint Treasurers— Mrs
Smith, Friock Mains; Mrs M'Naughton, East Mains of Guthrie. Committee-
Mrs C. W. Christie, Pitmuies Mill; Miss Esplin, Gardyne Street; Mrs Ewing,
Kinnell Schoolhouse; Mrs M'Lellan, Middleton; Miss Nicoll, Mainsbank ; Mrs
Carnegie Soutar, Rosebank ; Miss Walker, Pitmuies Mill.
GUTHRIE PARISH CHURCH— Service at n a.m.
Minister— Rev. William Guthrie Law, M.A. Session Clerk and Treasurer— Rev. Wm.
Guthrie Law, M.A. Heritors' Clerks — W. & J. S. Gordon, solicitors, Forfar. Su-
perintendent of Sunday School — Rev. William Guthrie Law, M.A. Organist and
Choirmaster — John Thomson, Friockheim. Membership — 185. Church Officer
and Gravedigger — George Burnet, blacksmith, Kirkton. President of Woman's
Guild— Mrs A. MacNaughton, E. Mains, Guthrie. President of W.A.F.M.—
Mrs S. Wells, Post Office, Guthrie.
GUTHRIE SCHOOL.
Headmaster— J. L. Thomson. Assistant— Jane S. Smart. Accommodation— 112.
Average Attendance — 50.
GUTHRIE PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman — Alexander Macnoughton. Members — Captain Ivan D. Guthrie of Guth-
rie; Ian Robertson, Hilton of Guthrie; Alexander Macnaughton, East Mains;
James Christison, Polmood ; James M'Gowan, Hillside. Inspector of Poor and
Collector — James Ogilvie, Friockheim.
BOY SCOUTS.
Scoutmaster— Rev. Wm. Guthrie Law, Guthrie Manse. Assistant Scoutmaster —
W .Brown, Station House, Guthrie. Troop Leader — Alex. Souness. Rover
Mate — Tames Burnett.
GUTHRIE SOCIAL CLUB.
President — The Minister. Vice-Presidents — Mr s Harley and Mrs Macnaughton.
Secretary — W. Brown, jun. Treasurer — J. Cameron. Librarian — G. Scott.
KINNELIv PARISH CHURCH— Service at 11.15 a.m.
Minister— Rev. William Martin. Session Clerk— Mr James Ewing. Treasurer-
Mr J. G. Turnbull. Supt. of Sunday School — Mr James Ewing. Secretary of
Sunday School — Rev. William Martin. Choirmaster — Mr David Carr. Mem-
bership — 295. Church Officer — David Brown, Balneaves, Friockheim.
KINNELL PURUTC SCHOOL.
Headmaster — James Ewing. Infant. Mistress — Miss J. R. Annandale. Assistant—
Miss I. Mitchell. On Roll— lm).
KINNELL PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman— William C. Moyes. Members — James Hamilton, Charles Low, William
W. Doig, and David P. Arnot. Clerk — James Ewing, Schoolhouse. Inspector of
Poor, Collector, and Registrar — James Ewing.
REGISTRARS.
Guthrie— Mrs Wells, Postmistress, Guthrie. Kinnell— James Ewing, Schoolhouse.
Kirkden — James Ogilvie, Friockheim.
KIRKDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Headmaster— R. Oliver.
KIRKDEN PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman — James Duncan Scott, Ascurry.
FRIOCKHEIM.
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SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE for the Parishes of Dun-
nichen, Guthrie, Kinnell, and Kirkden.
Chairman — W. C. Moyes, Renmure, Inverkeilor, Montrose. Clerk — John Young,
KIRKDEN PARISH CHURCH— Service at 11 a.m.
Minister— Rev. John Boyle. M.A., B.D. Session Clerk — Rev. J. Boyle. Superin-
tendent of Sabbath School— Rev. J. Boyle. Secretary of Sabbath School — Rev.
J. Boyle. Membership— 208. Organist — Miss Jessie Maxwell.
MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB
President — D. F. Carr ; Vice-President — Rev. John Smith; Secretary — J. A. David-
son, Schoolhouse, Friockheim; Treasurer Albert Angus. Meets Monday even-
ings in Masonic Hall.
FRIOCKHEIM TRADES LIST.
Grocers.
iun., West End
Bakers.
Carnegie Soutar. Millgate
Soutar, Gardvne Street
Bank.
Scotland and Town and
Bank, Ltd., Agent— Geo. F.
North of
County
Sellar"
Blacksmiths.
David Mouat, West End
Alexander Mackav Eastgate
David Harris, Middlegate
David Donaldson. Muirside
Boot and Shoe Makers.
A. Macdonald, Gardvne Street
A. Findlay
Butchers.
A. Nicol, Gardvne Street
W. & H. Ferrier, Millgate
R. S: W. Taylor, Westgate
Bleachers.
Dougla- Fraser & Sons. Ltd.
Chas. W. Christie, Pitmuies Mill
Carrier to Arbroath.
Robert Rae, Arbroath.
Coal Merchants.
D. & A. Cummine, Millgate
Edward Wilkie, Millgatj
Cycle Depots.
D. Mouat, West End Cycle Saloon
Edward Suttie, Millgate
Geo. Ross & Co., Gardvne Street
Drapers.
Wm. Whyte, Gardvne Street
James Annandale, Westgate
Dressmakers.
Miss Suttie. Millgate
Mrs Anthony
Engineers and Millwrights.
J. & D. Craig, Idvies Mill
G. Ross & Co., Gardvne Street
General Merchants.
John Neill Irvine, Gardvne Street
D. Bruce, Millgate
The Arbroath High Street Co-Operative
Society.
John Will,
Kenneth C. Duthie, Gardyne Street
Miss Croal, Gardyne Street
Mrs Beatson, Leysmill
Hotels.
6-dav Licences.
Railway Hotel— D. Stott
Balmoral Hotel — Tames Watt
Star Hotel— D. Gair
Joiners.
James Moir, Westgate
Knackery.
Strathmore Salvage Co., Ltd., Greens
of Gardyne. Manager — J. Bayne.
Mason.
W. Esplin, Gardyne Street
Medical Practitioner.
Erik William Lindeberg, M.I
Eastgate House
Millers.
Cameron. Milldens
Geo. Whittet, Boysack Mill
Painter .
J. Hutcheon, Millgate
Slaters.
Mrs Fraser. Andson Street
Hugh Borland, Lunan Street
Ch.B.,
D. S. Adam,
Saddler.
Gardyne Street
Stationers and A' ' e-wsagents.
S. Murray, Gardvne Street
M. A. T." Carr, Post Office
Tailors.
Wm. Whyte, Gardyne Street
James Tosh, Gardyne Street
John Davidson, Gardyne Street
James Aanandale, Westgate
Watchmaker.
Alexander Thomson, Union Street
226
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
St Vigeans Directory.
POPULATION— Census 1921— St Vigeans Registration District, 1909.
ST VIGEANS PARISH CHURCH— Services n. 15 a.m.; and
April to October, 6.15 p.m.
Minister— Rev. Charles Edward Duff, B.D. Session Clerk— William Gould, St
Vigeans. KirK Treasurer — Peter B. Donaldson, East Newton. Superintendent of
Sabbath School— Rev. Charles E. Duff. Organist and Choirmaster— T. W. Par-
sons, 54 Addison Place, Arbroath. Registrar of Marriage Proclamations — Wm.
Gould. Membership— 748. Church Officer— William Kyad, St Vigeans.
No. 5 DISTRICT SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE—
Arbroath and St Vigeans (Landward) , Arbirlot, Carmyllie, and
Inverkeilor.
Chairman— Rev. Alexander Mills, Colliston. Rev. C. E. Duff, St Vigeans; Messrs
David Ramsay, Rosebank ; James Graham, Balcathie ; Patrick Baird, Craigend ;
Ronald M. Hume, Carmyllie; Alexander Inglis, Inverkeilor; H. S. Buchan,
Hilton; and William Beattie, St Vigeans. Clerk— James Mackintosh, solicitor,
Arbroath. Officers :— St Vigeans— William Gould. Inverkeilor— David Moir,
Chapelton. Carmyllie— George C. Esplin. Arbirlot— Wm. M. Dunbar.
ST VIGEANS PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Headmaster— William Beattie, F.E.I. S. Assistants— Catherine R. Fraser
Jemima Paton. Roll — 81.
ST VIGEANS TRADES LIST.
Blacksmiths.
George Millar, Bridgeton
Robert Kerr, Drunkendub
Tames Crabb, Auchmithie
John Hanton, Denneld
Bleachers.
Watson & Co., Waulkmills
Dairymen.
G. Patterson, Letham Farm
James Lamb, Muirheads
William M'Ewan, Mains of Seaton
Robert Law, West Seaton
James Brown, West Kirkton
James White, Bearfauld
James Young, Beechwood
Henry M'Leod, Birkhill
John Cowie, Grange of Conon
] oiners and Millwrights.
James Black, Drunkendub
William Gould, St Vigeans
David Smart, Seaton
James Alexander, Colliston
Market Gardeners.
James Leadingham, St Vigeans
D. Leadingham, Bishop Loch
Robert Duthie, Y/oodville Feus
Alexander Smith, Woodville
William Mitchell, Woodville
Wm Grant, Woodville Feu=
Fred Wilkie, Woodville Feus
David Ramsay, Rosebank
George Hodge, Marywell
Charles Pratt, Hollybank
Alexander Laing, Maryfield
Ro-pe and Twine Spinner.
John Pringle, Tarry Mill
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 227
Carmyllie Directory.
POPULATION— Census 1921— Carmyllie Parish, 847.
CARMYLLIE PARISH CHURCH— Service 11.15 a.m.
Minister — Rev. James Gordon Lyon, M.A., B.D. Session Clerk and Superintendent
of Sabbath School— Rev. J. G. Lyon. Membership— 207. Church Officer— Adam
Reid, Glebe Cottage. Choirmaster and Organist — Andrew Graham Hamilton,
Arbroath.
CARMYLLIE U.F. CHURCH— Services at n a.m. (and 6 p.m.— First
Sabbath of Month, April to October; Moonlight Sundays in Winter).
Minister— Rev. J. Thomson, M.A., U.F.C. Manse. Clerk of Deacons' Court — Rev. J.
Thomson, bupermtenctent ot Sabbath School — Rev. J. Thomson. Congrega-
tional Treasurer — James Sturrock, Greystone. Membership — 180.
GIRL GUIDES.
President — Miss Ouchterlony, The Guynd. Captain — Miss Imrie, Greystone.
SCHOOLS.
East School.— Headmaster — ". Unss Mackay. Assistant— Miss Elizabeth P. Watson.
West School — Headmaster — H. L. Officer. Infant Mistress — Miss Margaret lmrie.
Assistant — Miss brace braj'. Koll 71. Average attendance — 88.3.
CaRMYllIE WOMEN'S RURAL INSTITUTE.
President — Mrs MacKay, East Schoolhouse. Vice-President— Mrs Robb, East-
hills. Secretary and Treasurer — Miss Watson, East School. Meets on second
Thursday of each month in Last School.
CARMYLLIE SOCIAL CLUB.
President — Rev. J. Thomson. Vice-President — R. M. Hume. Secreta^ and Trea-
surer — H. L. Officer. Club meets on Wednesday night in West School.
PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman — Carnegie Sim, Carnegie. Members — David Lindsay Hume, Mains; Ron-
ald Murray Hume, Hillhead; Rev. J. Gordon Lyon, The Manse; Rev. John
Thomson, j.F. iuanse; Geo. Robb, Last Hills; Chas. M'Donald, jun., Slade-
Clerk — D. Ross Mackay, East Schoolhouse. Medical Officer — William
Barron, M.D., Letham. Representative to Arbroath District Committee of
Countv Council — David L. Hume.
INSPECTOR OF POOR, COLLECTOR OF RATES, & REGISTRAR.
Inspector of Poor— U. Koss Mackay. Kast Schoolhuuse. Collector of Kates— IX Ross Mackay
Registrar— H. L. Officer, West Schoolhouse.
POST OFFICES.
Carmyllie — Mrs A. Binnie, Postmistress. Post arrives 9.15 a.m.; leaves 12.35 p.m.;
11.50 on Saturdays.
Greystone — James Sturrock, Postmaster. Post arrives 10 a.m.; leaves 1.30 p.m.
On Saturday at 11.35 a.m.
INTERNATIONAL PLOUGHMEN'S SOCIETY— Carmyllie Branch.
President — Henry Milne. Vice-President — James Sturrock. Secretary and Trea-
surer — David T. Webster, Redford. Committee — J. S. Fairweather, G. Soutar,
D. Cowie, D. T. Webster.
SCOTTISH RURAL WORKERS' APPROVED SOCIETY— Carmyllie Branch.
President — Charles Walker, RedforcV., Comm'itt;-e— John Ferrier,', Cairnconon ;
Chris. Walker, Redford; David Hay. Crofts; Wra. Bowden, Leys of Boysack ;
Alex. Kydd, Slade ; James Robertson, Slade. Secretary — David T. Webster,
Redford. Representative to Branch District meetings — Alex. Kydd, Slade.
CARMYLLIE TRADES LIST.
Blacksmiths. Joiner.
William Mudie. Redford
John Sturrock, Havhillock
Coal Merchant.
James Stott, Redford
Grocers.
Charles Walker, Redford
Mrs A. Binnie, Redford
Charles Anderson. Cairnconon
James Sturrock. Greystone
Dressmaker .
Mrs J. Duncan, Redford
William Buchan, Redford
Policeman.
Charles Brown, Redford
Railway Station — D. & A. J. Railway.
Agent— Mr Shaw, S.M., Elliot
Shoemaker.
David T. Webster
228 ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
Arbirlot Directory.
POPULATION— Census 1921— Arbirlot Parish, 789.
ARBIRLOT PARISH CHURCH.
Minister—Rev. A. C. Kennedy, B.D. Session Clerk— Rev. A. C. Kennedy, B.D.
Organist and Choirmaster — James Donaldson. Superintendent of Sunday School
— Rev. A. C. Kennedy, B.D. Women's Guild— President — Mrs Kennedy; Vice-
President— Mrs Brown, Peasiehill. Secretary— Miss Binnie, Fauldiehill ; Trea-
surer—Miss Hynd, Nether Kelly. Church Officer — Wm. Birse, Arbirlot. Sexton-
William Birse. Membership— 320.
ARBIRLOT U.F. CHURCH— Services at 11.15 a.m. (and 6 p.m.
from April to September.
Minister — Rev. John Oliver. Minister Emerjtus — Rev. E. T. Vernon, M.A.,
Edzell. Clerk of Deacons' Court — Mr A. Binnie. Gallowden. Treasurer
of Central Fund — R. Norrie, Denhead. Treasurer of Congregational Fund — W.
Craig, Post Office. Superintendent of Sunday School — The Minister. Organist
—Miss Hamilton. Women's Association — President, Mrs Oliver; Secretary and
Treasurer, Mrs M'Pherson, Millhill. Church Officer— Alex. Bushnell. Mem-
bership— 77.
SCOTTISH WOMEN'S RURAL INSTITUTE— Arbirlot Branch.
Hon. President — Hon. Mrs Maule Ramsay, Kellie Castle. President — Mrs Oliver,
U.F. Manse. Vice-President— Mrs Kennedy, E.C. Manse. Secretary— Miss A.
Butchart, Kellie Lodge. Treasurer — Mrs Ramsay Smart
POST OFFICE.
Postmistress— Miss J. A. Craig. Delivery, 8 a.m. Despatch, 2.30; 12.35 p.m. on Satur-
days. Letter Carriers — Arbirlot to Firth Cottage and District — James Smith, Ar-
birlot; Arbroath to Greystone — J. Fairweather, 26 Kyd Street, Arbroath.
PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Headmaster — John H. Oraontl. Infant Mistress — Miss M. B. Carnegie. Assist-
ants — Miss Janetta Lindsay, Miss B. Sangster. Yearly Average — 93.4.
PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman — John Harris, Crudie. Members — William Craig, Patrick Anderson Baird,
W. Kydd, R. Binnie. C. Henry, R. Norrie. Inspector of Poor and Collector
of Rates — William Dunbar, Shelterfield, Arbirlot. Registrar — David Buchan,
joiner, Arbirlot.
U.F. CHURCH WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
President — Mrs Oliver. U.F. Manse. Secretary and Treasurer — Mrs Charles
M'Pherson. Millhill.
ARBIRLOT ONWARD AND UPWARD ASSOCIATION.
President — The Marchioness of Aberdeen and Temair. Secretary — Mrs Ramsay
Smart of Woodlands. Joint Treasurers — Mrs Ramsay Smart and Miss Lena
Paul, Woodlands J f arm.
ARBIRLOT TRADES LIST.
Blacksmiths.
Wm. Fowlie, Salmond's Muir
John Low, Arbirlot
James Shields, Bonnington
Grocers.
Charles Henry, Arbirlot
James Thomson, Salmond's Muir
Butcher.
Charles Henry
Joiners, a^c.
David Buchan, Arbirlot
John Julian & Son. Muirdrum
Miller.
George M'Pherson, Millhill
Postmistress.
Miss Craig
Auchmithie Directory.
AUCHMITHIE PARISH CHURCH— Service at 11.15 a.m.
Minister — Rev. R. Ingram, B.D. Clerk and Treasurer to Trustees and Managers —
A. M. Buttar, M.A., Schoolhouse, Auchmithie. Church Officer — Henry Spink,
61 Auchmithie. Membership — 136.
AUCHMITHIE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Headmaster— A. M. Buttar, M.A. Roll — 53. Average Attendance— 50.
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK. 229
Colliston Directory.
COLLISTON PARISH CHURCH -Service at n a.m.
Minister — Rev. A. Mills, The Manse. Session Clerk — Rev. A. Mills. Superintendent
of Sabbath School— Rev. A. Mills. Clerk and Treasurer— Mr James Stirling,
jun., Willow Cottage. Membership— 328. Church Officer — Joseph Esplin, Gowan-
t'.ink Village.
COLLISTON U.F. CHURCH— Service pt tt a.m.
Minister— Rev. A. Murray Scott, M.A. Session Clerk, Clerk of Deacons' Court,
and Superintendent of Sabbath School — The Minister. Women s Foreign Mis-
sion Treasurer — Miss Annie Braid, Cotton of Colliston, Arbroath. Treasurer
to Sustentation Fund — Alex. Mitchell, Colliston. Organist — Ben Strachan, 255
High Street, Arbroath. Church Officer — Andrew Mackay, Gowanbank. Mem-
bership — 93.
COLLISTON PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Headmaster — A. D. Leadingham. Roll — 108. Average attendance — 86.9.
COLLISTON TRADES LIST.
Blacksmiths. Post Office.
Geo. Edwards, Colliston Mill Sub-Postmistress, Mrs Nairn. Deliveries
—9.15 a.m. and 4 p.m. Despatch —
Grocers. 110 p.m. (Saturday, 12.20 p.m.), and
James Nairn 4 p.m. (ex. Sat).
A. Pyott Market Gardeners.
Mrs Downie, W. Jennvswells
Innkeeper. Xhos Tavlor, Jennyswells
R. R. McGowan. D. Ramsay, Rosebank
Joi?zer. Tailor
J. Alexander, Colliston Mill Alexander Mitchell
Inverkeilor Directory,
POPULATION— Census 1921.
Inverkeilor Parish — 1375. Lunan Parish — 327.
INVERKEILOR PARISH CHURCH— Service at it a.m.
Minister — Rev. Andrew Halden. Treasurer for Church — Henry S. Buchan of
Hilton. Superintendent of Sabbath School — Rev. Andrew Halden. Sabbath
School meets in Church at 12.30. Leader of Psalmody — William Taylor, 9 An-
derson Street, Arbroath. Membership — 392. Church Officer and Sexton — Wm.
Robertson, Anderson Terrace. Elders — Henry S. Buchan, George Matthewson.
INVERKEILOR U.F. CHURCH— Services at n a.m. and 6 p.m.
Minister — Rev. J. Adams, B.D. Congregational Treasurer — John Gibb, Inver-
keilor. Central Fund and Foreign Missions' Treasurer — Alfred Kydd, Inver-
keilor. Organist — Miss Maggie Gibb. Church Officer — John Monro, Inver-
keilor. Membership — 90.
LOCAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Under Committee- No. 5.
Henry S. Buclian.
INVERKEILOR PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Headmaster — Alexander Inglis. Infant Mistress — Miss M. Moir- Assistants —
Gertrude Low, Alison inglis, and Agnes Kydd. Roll— 213. Caretaker — Mrs
Taylor.
REGISTRARS.
Inverkeilor — Al. Inglis, merchant. Lunan — Archibald Wilson, Schoolhouse.
230
ARBROATH YEAR BOOK.
CHAPELTON PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Headmistress — Miss A. Milne. Average attendance — 30 to 40.
INVERKEILOR PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman — D. C. F. R. Lindsay Carnegie of Kinblethmont. Members — R. M. Leslie,
Muirhouses ; Thomas J. Meikle. Boghead; John Meikle, The Grange; David W.
Morgan, Ethie Mains ; James Hynd, Hodgeton ; Robert A. Burness, Leys of Boy-
sack ; Harry S. Buchan, Hilton; Harry A. Grant, Raesmill. Inspector of Poor,
Clerk to Parish Council, and Collector of Rates — A. Inglis.
INVERKEILOR WOMEN'S RURAL INSTITUTE.
Hon. President — Hon. N. Arbuthnott. President — Mrs Morgan, Ethie Mains.
Vice-President — Mrs Dodds, Nether Dysart. Secretary — Mrs Inglis, School-
house. Treasurer — Miss Kydd, The Bakery.
INVERKEILOR NURSING ASSOCIATION.
President — Mrs Lindsay Carnegie of Anniston ; Vice-President — Mrs Morgan,
Ethie Mains; Treasurer and Secretary — Mrs Blair Imrie of Lunan.
LUNAN PARISH CHURCH— Service at 11.15 a.m.
Minister — Rev. W. P. Cox. M.A. Kirk Session — Thomas Edwards, David Jolly,
William Lawrence_. Alexander Thomson, Archibald Wilson. Session Clerk —
Archibald Wilson. Superintendent of Sabbath School Mr Cox- Church
Officer — Wm. Lawrence. Membership — 100. Organist — Phyllis Wilson.
Representatives from Lunan to CRAIG, LUNAN AND MARYTON
SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE.
David Jolly, Braehead ; John Torrie, Lunan Home Farm; Archibald Wilson,
LUNAN SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
James Carson, John Torrie, Archibald Wilson, and David Jolly. Clerk— George
M. Wills, Town Clerk's Office, Montrose.
LUNAN PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Headmaster— Archibald Wilson, F.E.I.S. Assistant— Lily E. Porter. Roll— 31.
End of School Year — 31st July.
LUNAN PARISH COUNCIL.
Chairman — Col. H. F. Blair Imrie. Members — D. Jolly, G. Jarron, J. Sherret, and
H. W. Dodds. Reps, to District Committee — Col. H. F. Blair Imrie. Inspector of
Poor, Collector of Rates, and Registrar — Arch. Wilson. Burial Ground Clerk
— A. Wilson.
INVERKEILOR AND LUNAN TRADES LIST.
Baker. Inn.
A. Kydd & Co. Chance Inn — John Cable
Blacksmiths .
Geo. Mathewson, Chapelton of Boysack
Joseph Chapman, Camperdown
James Edwards, Newbarns
Robert Kerr, Drunkendub
David Burns, Craigpark
Thos. Edwards, Braehead of Lunan
A. Edwards, crofter, Braehead
Brick and Tile Manufacturers.
Stewart, John, & Son, Anniston
Carrier.
J. Chapman, Camperdown — Tuesday
and Friday
Coal Merchants.
Thos. Muir, Son. & Patton, Ltd.
Smith. Hood, & Co.
Grocers.
Alexander Inglis
A. Kydd & Co.
Millers.
Alexander Wilson, Anniston
G. Whittet, Boysack Mills
Post Office.
Postmistress— Grace Kydd. Deliveries at
9 a.m. and 2.30 n m. Despatches,
10 o'clock and 4.30 p.m.
Shoemaker.
James Kydd
Storekeeper.
W. Robertson, Station
Tailor .
John Davidson
Wrights.
J. Black, Drunkendub
Stewart Lindsav (blacksmith & wright),
Balmullie Mill
David Jolly, Lunan
John Soutar, joiner, Chapelton of Boy-
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Farmers, &c., in Eastern Forfarshire
{Arranged according to Parishes.
Arbroath and St Vigeans.
Alexander, James, Colliston Mill
Anderson, John, Warddykes
Anderson, Firthmuir
Batchelor, F., North Tarrie
Black, John, Swirleburn
Bell, P., Brunton and Cauldcots
Bennet, G., Colliston Mill
Booth, F., East Seaton
Braid, Andrew, Cotton of Colliston
Bruce, R. F. D., Colliston Castle
Burnett, S. E. S., Berryhill
Carr, Alexander, Woodville Farm
Christie, David, Peebles
Cooper, David, Gowanbank
Cooper, Peter, Annneld
Coutts, Wm., Silverwell
Coutts, Robert, East Kirkton
Cowie, James, Bankfoot
Crockatt, James, West Newton
Crook, W. L., Maryfield
Donald, A., Mid Peebles
Donaldson, Robert J., East Newton
Duncan, A. R., of Parkhill
Duncan, Com. J., Magungie
Edwards, W., Loanhead
Findlay, Geo., Denside
Fitchet, James, Whitehall
Fleming, David, Brax Cottage
Fletcher, Mrs Fitzroy, Letham Grange
Fletcher, Conway Grant. Letham Grange
Forbes, James, Cairnie
Francis, George A., West Seaton
Garland, Alex. S., W. Grange of Conon
Geddes, D., Woodside, Colliston
Gilruth, Mrs, Seaton of Auchmithie
Grant, Harry A . Mains of Dickmontlaw
Grant,, Colin, Denfield
Grant, George, Mains of Auchmithie
Grant, James, Firthfield
Gray, J. H., Muirheads
Greig, W., Seaton House
Hay, John, Knowehead, Dickmontlaw
Hay, Miss, East Kirkton .
Henderson, John, Newbigging (West)
Hodge George, Marywell
Inverarity, John, Dummiesholes
Keillor, W., Cotton of Letham
Kerr, James, Blairbank
Laing, Alex., Maryfield
Lawson, T., Castleton
Leading-ham, D., Bishoploch
Leuchars, Alex., West Mill, Colliston
Lowson, Alexander D., Elmbank
M'Ewan, Wm., Mains of Colliston
M'Ewan, Wm., Mains of Seaton
M'Leod, Birkhill
Macgregor, Miss A. J., of Abbethune
Menmuir, David, Upper Newbigging
Milne, — ., Millfield
Mitchell, James, Grange of Conon
Morgan, James W., Grange of Conon
Morgan, Percy E., Windyhills
Morrison, T., Inverlochy
Muckart, Robert, South Grange of Conon
Muirhead, Robert. Firhills
Paterson, G., Mains of Letham
Patterson, A., Smithyhill
Pattison, A., Boysack Hill
Pattison, Alex. M., Firthmuir
Paul, G., Woodlands Farm
Rait, Wm., Highlands of Conon
Ramsay, D., Rosebank
Ramsay, James, Cotton of Letham
Rattray. R., Park Conon
Rennie, D., North Mains of Letham
Ritchie, Wm., Cairnconon
Roberts, Joseph, Drumyellow
Scott, Thomas, West Newton
Shanks, James, engineer. Denfield
Smart, Andrew O., N. Tarry
Smart, C. Ramsay, Woodlands
Smart, William M., N. Tarry
Smith, Robert, Grange of Conon
Spence, James, Nether Newbigging
Stirling, James, Willow Cottage
Taylor, T., Jennyswell
Taylor, David, Gowanbank
Tucker, William, Woodville
Webster, Francis, Ashbrook
Weighton, David, Brax
White, James, Bearfauld
Wilkie, James, Millfield Feus
Wilson, A. B. G., Abbethune Farm House
Williamson, George, Springwell
Wilson, Wm.. Grange of Conon
Young, J., Beech wood
Arbirlot.
Baird, Patrick A., Craigend
Binnie, Robert, Fauldie-hill
Bowie. R. C, Mains of Kelly
Brown, John, Peasiehill
Brown, Mrs Mary, Hunterspath
Buchanan, Chas., Athole Cottage, Elliot
Carrie, James S., Emilbank, Elliot
Donaldson, W. & D., Greenford
Dunbar, Alex., Shelterfield
Fairlie, James, West Balmirmer
Fairlie, James, Easter Bonhard
Fairlie, Andrew, Braeside
Fyfe, Mrs, Crudieacres
Gould, Ben., keeper, Palace Green
Graham, James, Balcathie
Guild, Wm., Easter Knox
Harris, John, Crudie
Hay, John, Panlathy
Hynd, James, Nether Kelly
Ireland, Mrs, East Balmirmer
Jack, Andrew, Pitcundrum
Jack, James, Pitcundrum
Kydd, William, Lochaber
Lamb, David, Blindwells
Maxwell, David, Panlathy Mill
M'Pherson, Charles, Millhill
Norrie, Robert, Denhead
Robertson, G., Kellyfield
Scott, Wm. R., Addison, Newton
Sievwright, J., Bonnington
Soutar, Charles, Bank of Arbirlot
Strachan, J., Fallaws of Linn
Thomson. James, Salmond's Muir
Young, Wm., Cuthlie
Inverkeilor.
Anderson, J. H., Redcastle
Bell, James, Giichorn
Bell, AVilliam, Kinaldie
Black, Peter, West Boghead
Buchan, Harry S., Hilton
Burness, Robert, Leys of Boysack
Cargill, The Misses, Leysmill
Carnegie, D. C. Lindsay, of Kin-
blethmont
Carnegie, Mrs H. A. F. Lindsay, of
Anniston
Cowan, Duncan, Ironshill
Edwards, James, Newbarns
Esplin, W. K., Spynie House, Leysmill
Gilruth, Mrs, Seaton of Auchmithie
Graham, Robert M., Kirkton
Hamilton, William, of Bryanton
Hay, D., Lawton and Westfield
Hynd, James, Boysack Mill
Hynd, James, jun.. Hodgeton
Hynd, J., Raesmill
Jarron, James A., Rosehill
Laing, Peter, Meg Taylor's Land
Lawson, Alex. A., Newton of Boysack
Leslie, James, Maryton
Leslie, John, Maryton
Leslie, Robt. M.. W. Muirhouse
Leslie, William, Maryton
Lindsay, R., W. Mains of Kinblethmont
Macgregor, Alexina J., Abbethune
Mathewson, Geo., Chapelton of Boysack
Meikle. John, Grange
Meikle, Thomas, Boghead
Middleton, James, Newbarns
Mitchell, Norman. Myreside
Morgan, D. W., jun., Ethie Mains
Moyes, H. B., East Border
Moyes, W., Douglasmuir
Nicoll, David S., Burnside of Fallaw
Nicoll, — ., Balmullie Hall
Phillips, Alex., Burnside of Boysack
Ritchie, Andrew, Knowes of Boysack
Ritchie, John, Reps. of. Janeston
Samson. David, Helenstown
Scott, J. Moffat, Inchock
Smith, Isa & Betsy, New Mill of Ethie
Smith, Peter, Pool
Soutar, Andrew, Templeton
Stephen, Mrs Isa., West Border
Stewart, Charles, Annison
Stirling, A. K., North Mains of Ethie
Taylor, James, Hassock
Wallace, A., Lunanbank
Whittet, G., Boysack Mill
Wilson, A. W., miller, Anniston Mill
Kinnell.
Arnot, David P., Hatton Mill
Batchelor, F., M., and G., Kinnell Mill
Beattie, George, Pamphray
Black, George and Gavin, Egypt
Blair. Mrs, Muirside
Cargill, Alexander, Muirside
Carrie. James, Muirside
Christison, J., Polmood
Croal, Wm., Towerton
Cuthill, John, Whandland
Dargie, John, Gighty Burn
Doig, Wm. W., Bolshan
Esplin, William, Muirside
Ferrier, Wm., jun., Damside
Hamilton, James, Easter Brakie
Harris. John, Muirside
Leslie, Peter, Hill of Bolshan
Low, Charles, Pitmikie
Mann, Wm., Muirmills
M'Niven. Duncan, Willanyards
Moyes, Harry, Renmure
Moyes, James, Renmure
Moyes, W. C, Renmure
Muggins, James D., Muirside
Nicoll, Wm., West Braikie
Nicoll, Mrs, Wester Brakie
Nicoll, R., Margt., & Jessie, Mainsbank
Smart, George, Muirside
Smith, Hugh. Waterston of Kinnell
Smith, James M'Craw, Pool
Smith. David & Peter, Pool
Taylor, James, East Glasterlaw
Thomson, Andrew, Viewbank
Thomson, William, jun., Muirside
Towns, Hector, Muirside
Turnbull, James, Glasterlaw
Watson, John, Freelands
Wyllie, James, East Freelands
Kirkden.
Alexander, J., Mains of Dumbarrow
Alexander, William, Kinneries
Birse, John M., Ascurrybank
Brodie, J C. B. Callander, of Idvies
Doctor, Andrew, Friock Mains
Gardyne, Miss Bruce, of Middleton
Goodfellow, George H., Newton Idvies
Gray, Alex., Blairs, Dumbarrow
Gray, David, Blairs, Dumbarrow
Gray, D., Falladybank
Had'den, David & William, Denton Mill
Hart, H., Legaston
Henderson, Chas. E.. Cotton of Gardyne
Inverarity, James, Hillkirk
Inverarity, Wm., North Dumbarrow
Irons, Elizabeth, BractuWo Mill
Irons, Thos. C, Bractullo Mill
Jamieson, J., Gask
Leslie, John, Knockhill
FARMERS' LIST.
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Lyell, Alexander, of Gardyne
M'Kay, John, Balmuir
M'Leod, Joseph, Dumbarrow
Norrie's Trustees. Hillhead of Ascurry
Ogilvie, Mrs Isa., Ascurrymill
Pattison, James, East Idvie s
Paul, Arthur, West Cotton of Gardyne
Reid, Charles, West Idvies
Roy, Wm., jun., Bridgend
Scott, James D.. Ascurry
Sheriff, David, Dumbarrow Bridge
Tindal, John, Dumbarrow Mill
Walker, John, Pitmuis Mill
Watson, John, Gardyne Home Farm
Watt, J. and R., Bractullo
Whitton, Reps, of A., E. Mains of Dum-
barrow
Panbride.
Aikenhead, Wm., Auchrennie
Bell, P., Heughhead
Bowie, Miss, Carlogie
Collier, John W. Hatton
Colquhoun, Mrs, Mains of Panmure
Couper, James, West Scryne
Cowe, Alfred, Balhousie
Duncan, James, Panbride
Duthie, Alex., Firth
Farquharson, Walter, Cairncortie
Forbes, Peter, Muirdrum
Kerr, John, Rottenrow
Kydd, James, East Scryne
M'Gill, G., Westhaven
Niven, — ., Pitlivie
Robertson, A., Crombie Mills
Smith, Alexander, Buckyhillock
Steven, W., Craigmill
Stewart, Mrs, Panbride
Swan, William C, Inverpeffer
M'Gill, G., Balmachie
Barry.
Ballantyne, Clayholes
Batchelor, F. M. & G.. Grange of Barry
Batchelor, F. M. & G., Crookhill
Bell, Thos., Newton
Bowie, R. C, Ravensby House
Carnoustie Town Council, Ward's Farm
Donachie, Andrew, Waterybutts
Easson, Alex., Barry Mills
Gibson, James, Annfield
Hay, James, Carlungie
Hay, John, Panlathy
Leslie, Alexander, Burnside of Barry
Leslie, W., Westcotside
M'Laren, F., Benthead, Panmure, and
_ The Neuk
Mills, Matthew, Lochend
Milne, D. J. S., Woodhill
Pattullo, J. H., Pitskelly
Scott, W., Woodhill
Semple, James, Old Downie
Small, Mrs, Cotside.
Thomson, W., Greenlawhill
Carmyllie.
Adam, Misses, West Skichen
Bmnie, Mrs, Glentyrie
P.ack, George, Grevstone
Black, Hugh, Greystone
Boath, Robt., jun., Muiredge
Garden, Alex., Backboath
Crighton, D., Westhills
Cooper P., Annfield, Brax
Cowie, D., Curleys
Cowie, Misses, Cockhill
Dowall, John N. Mains of Cononsyth
Duncan, David, Drummygar
Duthie, Alex., Firth
Edgar, J., Wardnook
Esplin, William, West Laverockhall
Fullarton, G Forehills & Berryhillock
Garden, A., Backboath
Gardiner, William, Smythton
T^lt™^' Willia m. New Mains of Guynd
Gibb, D., Conon y
Gibb, John, Montquhir
Gray, Mrs J., Drummigar
Hume, D. & D L., Mains of Carmyllie
Hume, R. and R. M., Hillhead
Inglis, J., Muiredge
Law, John, Westward
Lindsay, James, Greenfield
M'"n Say b VV ^ iam ' ^amberlain Knowe
M Donald, Charles, Slade
McDonald, Charles, jr., Slade
M Donald, W., Laverockhall
M Kay, David, Greystone
M Owan, Wm., Dykehead
Martin, David, Dustydrum
Martin, John, Goats.
Mathieson, Alex., Ditch of Cononsyth
Mil ar, Peter, Croftsmuir
Ouchterlony, Commander T. C. A H
of Guynd
Phillips, David, Smallburn
Purvis, Misses, Brae of Conon
Rennie, Tom, Currend
Ritchie Jas., S. Mains of Cononsyth
Robb, George, Easthills
Robertson, Ross, Lochlair
Robertson, Benjamin S., Drummigar
Rose, Mr, Cotterton of Carnegie
Russell, D., Mossend and Diltymoss
Samson, Wm., Mid Mains of Cononsyth
Scott Mrs C., Newton of Carmyllie
aim, Carnegie, Carnegie
Smith, Mrs Wm., East Ward
Soutar, D., Milton of Carmyllie
Soutar, David, Westhills
Soutar, John L., Milton Haugh
Sturrock, R., Burnhead & Podge
Taylor, David, Birns
Weir, Ralph, Crofts and Milton of
Conon
Young, David, Cononsyth
236
FARMERS' LIST.
Guthrie.
Adam, Fred., Milton
Bladworth, Win. D., Woodside of Turin
Cameron, Hugh, Glasterlaw
Dryden, George G.. Bents of Turin
Fenton, Thomas, Pickerton of Turin
Guthrie, Major Ivan D., Guthrie Castle
Hill, David, Rockhead
Hill, W., Langlands of Turin
Martin, Alex., sen. and jun., Heughhead
M'Gowan, Jas., Hillside of Guthrie
M'Naughton, Alexander, East Mains
Ogilvie, D., Broadfaulds of Turin
Robertson, David, Trustees, Newton
Rennie, John, Millfield of Guthrie
Scrimgeour, Alex., Dubton of Turin
Scrimgeour, Wm., Mosston Muir
Lunan.
Chivers & Sons, Ltd., Lunan
Christison, Andrew, Dunninald
Dodds, Henry W., Nether Dysart
Edwards, Andrew, Braehead of Lunan
Gray, George, Boddin
Hood, Representatives of the late Mrs,
Gighty Burn
Imrie, Lt.-Col. H. F. Blair, Lunan House
Jarron, George, Arbikie
Jolly, David, Braehead of Lunan
Meikle, Gavin, Courthill
Millar, Joseph, Hawkhill
Sherret, James, Springfield
Stirling, Alex. K., Drumbertnot
Tindal, John, Dysart
Arbroath Burgh.
Buick, Wm., Hospitalfield
Christie, R., Newbigging *
Forbes, James, Cairnie
Francis, G. A., Tarrywards & Cliffburn
Gray, Donaldson, Gallowden
Laing, James, Annfield
Laing, James, East Muirlands
Moir, E., Rosebrae
Patterson, C, Emislaw
Scott, Mrs J. M., Bloomfield
Sherrit, Alex., jun., Culloden
Smeaton, Thos., Little Cairnie
Webster, W. W., Denley
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